Ten years later. All that’s changed is everything.
HANK
Look, I’m a future forward kind of guy. An innovator. When it comes to revolutionizing landscapes and conquering new frontiers, I’m the multibillion-dollar geek bringing the most to the table. The past is a luxury I don’t have time to indulge in, so what the hell am I doing following the sound of its laugh back to the woman who passed on our chance at forever?
I tell myself all I want is to say hello. To see her smile. Just a few minutes to feel like the guy I used to be. But the man I am now is used to getting what he wants… and what I want is more of the too-tempting woman she’s become.
ABBY
Technology has it out for me. And I’m not talking about my ever-ailing phone or the temperamental Smart Board in my classroom. I’m talking about the internationally hailed “Tech Giant” who used to be the boy I loved. It was bad enough seeing that cocky smile staring back at me from my newsfeeds and the gossip sites I can’t ignore—fine, and most recently, the painfully hot men’s fitness magazine I broke down and bought in a moment of weakness. But now he’s back, crowding into my space, teasing me with the memories I’ve tried to leave behind, and reminding me how it feels to know it’s only a matter of time before I lose him again. He’s already told me he isn’t staying, warned me he’s changed. I know better than to let him get too close, so why can’t I push him away?
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Ten years later. All that’s changed is everything. HANK Look, I’m a future forward kind of guy. An innovator. When it comes to revolutionizing landscapes and conquering new frontiers, I’m the multibillion-dollar geek bringing the most to the table. The past is a luxury I don’t have time to indulge in, so what the hell am I doing following the sound of its laugh back to the woman who passed on our chance at forever? I tell myself all I want is to say hello. To see her smile. Just a few minutes to feel like the guy I used to be. But the man I am now is used to getting what he wants… and what I want is more of the too-tempting woman she’s become. ABBY Technology has it out for me. And I’m not talking about my ever-ailing phone or the temperamental Smart Board in my classroom. I’m talking about the internationally hailed “Tech Giant” who used to be the boy I loved. It was bad enough seeing that cocky smile staring back at me from my newsfeeds and the gossip sites I can’t ignore—fine, and most recently, the painfully hot men’s fitness magazine I broke down and bought in a moment of weakness. But now he’s back, crowding into my space, teasing me with the memories I’ve tried to leave behind, and reminding me how it feels to know it’s only a matter of time before I lose him again. He’s already told me he isn’t staying, warned me he’s changed. I know better than to let him get too close, so why can’t I push him away?