Who do you think that is
“WHO do you think that is?”, my friend asked, as we waited at a light to make a left turn.
“Who?”, I queried.
“That asian girl in the car in front of us.”
She looked eighteen, and quite pretty. Her complex was clear, her eyes double almonds, twinkling even from the distance. She looked bored.
“Well….”, I started, “Her name is Jenny Wong. She’s chinese. She’s just graduated high school and is going to Berkeley, but she doesn’t really want to go to Berkeley. She wanted to go to UCLA but she got rejected. She has a vague desire to be a doctor, but that’s only because her parents pushed it to her for so long.
At school, she’s popular, but she’s grounded and isn’t conceited. Last week she lost her cool because her and her boyfriend broke up a month hence, and they had a heated argument. Her boyfriend was formerly her friend she has known since she was 7. In fact, they are the best of friends. She plays the violin, and she’s good enough to impress, but not good enough to go into a career, which she realizes. Right now, she’s driving to say good bye to a friend who is leaving in a week to Vanderbilt.
Her favorite character in a book is Holden Cauffield. She likes the smell of jasmine in the morning time. She likes jasmine tea, and her favorite color is lavender, but for clothes, she prefers simple and clean cut. She likes tall asian guys, but there is this one half japanese/white guy that she really finds attractive. She…”
By that time we made the turn, and she was lost to our field of vision never to be seen again. A small car passed by us, with a 20ish year old girl behind the wheel.
“Your turn”, I said.