The story continues for Mia Adams as she starts the second semester of her junior year as a newly minted senior, persisting with her early graduation goals. School seems to be the least of her problems as she navigates the difficult labyrinth that has now become her life. From a strained romantic relationship to prickly situations among those once considered close friends to dealing with personal loss, senior year isn't shaping up to be an exciting time in her life as expected given that situations seem to bring more heartache than happiness, leaving Mia wondering, "What next?"
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Megan B. March. Senior Year, '94
Prologue
1. Senioritis
2. Turn of Events
3. Trying for a Normal Routine
4. Revelation
5. Aftermath
6. Alicia, Sidelined
7. Drown Your Sorrows
8. The Last Spring Break
9. Goodnight, Nate
10. One More Secret to Tell
11. Another Unexpected Guest
12. School is the Best Distraction
13. Thanks, Dad
14. Life Goes On
15. Remedies for Memories
16. Letters For My Future
17. The Home Stretch
18. Babies Having Babies
19. Ghosts
20. Alicia Comes Clean
21. Memories, More Ghosts, and a Revelation
22. The Boys Are Back In Town
23. Grown Up Arrangements and Grown Up Relationships
24. Dr. Billie, Part Two
25. The Start to an Almost Perfect Weekend
26. Finality
27. The Wait Is Over
28. Dad, Albeit Limited
29. The Walk of Anti-climactic
30. Dinner, Goodbye, and the End of an Era
31. Last Dance, Saved
32. Defining the Future
Epilogue - Ten Years Later
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“What are we doing?” Jensen wanted to know. The piece of ice he was chewing on was instantly swallowed.
“I don’t know. Eating?” I played dumb.
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That evening after getting home from work, I decided to try calling Jensen. Coming into a cold, dark, and lonely house, I noticed the answering machine blinking the number one. My stomach was a ball of nerves as I pressed play. It was Jensen … finally. “Mia, call me, okay? I need to talk to you.” The message was short and sweet. Was I ready for this? I thought so when I was at work, but now I wasn’t so sure. Thinking that maybe he had news about Savannah he wanted to share with me, I set my book bag down on the couch and decided to call him. As I picked up the phone and punched in the numbers to his dorm, my stomach clenched with each ring. After the tenth ring Erik answered.
“Yeah! Keep your panties on!” he bellowed into the phone.
