Adrianna's Story Essay: The Plague Of Coffee

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There Adrianna lays on her bed in the pristine August morning; where just three years ago her husband cheated on her. She’s been heart broken ever since and just like anyone else, she planned to have a life with her ex husband, Chad, but that dream soon came tumbling down very quickly when she found out he'd been having an affair with another women for a year. Also, she doesn't trust any man anymore let alone anyone. Well, she’s fine by herself; at least lately she's believed that. As she frantically in a hurry gets ready for work at the Editors Publishing INC. in New York City all she can think about is how horrific her day is going to be, and how she needed some coffee as soon as possible. Her routine is the same everyday: wake up early, make coffee, and get to work. The coffee machine seemed to be defective and that just …show more content…

It was confusing to her why she is so attached and feels this way, but she did used to love him. She tried to think about how, and why they broke up; his parents moved to the other side of Arizona, they made bad choices together, and our parents didn't approve of it, they thought we needed to focus on school. Adrianna hated her parents for that for the longest time, soon though, she got over it and life went on as it was, but she would never forget Nathaniel and what they used to have. Finally, the work day was over, and she decided to go to the coffee shop so she could, buy some coffee. When she arrived at the shop, she couldn't help the smile on her face when he saw her, and they waved at each other. He had a happy, shocked look on his face when he saw her. As He walked out from behind the counter and walked up to her. “Adrianna,” he said while giving her a hug, “you look good! How are

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