Western Michigan University ScholarWorks at WMU Honors Theses Lee Honors College 4-25-2016 Can a student write a novel in a month? Julia Tanner Western Michigan University,
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[email protected]. 1 Chapter one Familiar love that never ceases, is the oldest memory of them all, it can cure any aliment and pain, even the two types of pain lead to the aging of the human soul. The first type of pain is recognized in a flinch from a simple hug or smile. The second is in the hands that are only grasped behind closed doors and hidden away from the public sphere. Drew experienced the first pain when Faye jumped in her seat as his hand clasped at her knee. Drew’s Whiskey Sour wobbled in his hand as he fumbled for his iPhone. “Okay what’s your number again?” Drew asked “555-674-2110 you can text me anytime.” Faye responded “How about I call you instead?” “That is your generation not mine.” Faye laughed. “Harsh how old do you think I am?” “I mean the way you look doesn’t always translate.” “Come on honey give me a guess.” “It’s Faye, not honey.