Side Train-Track

"Today was supposed to be a writing day, until I started cleaning my inbox out." Jess sits pertly in the uncomfortable-but-stylish-according-to-Mom chair that sits in front of the computer. As aforementioned, it is extremely uncomfortable. Jess repositions herself and continues smacking her hand around [the keyboard].

 "And then created a snazzy poll version of nomination for V.L.A. It pops out. With an iFrame." She wiggles her eyebrows and sighs. "So much for hiatus.
 "If you wish to reach me this week my friend, please leave me a tweet or an email, because I doubt I'll be on Face Book much." Jess narrows her eyes and grumbles under her breath,"I detest it.
 "Anyways, it is time I put more thought into my novel ventures. I've thrown out many passive literary suggestions that have been flying all round The Write Practice and Writer's Digest and YARN to simple do one thing: write. It is quite apparent that my infamous work, Deceptive, is all awesome quote-worthy lines and no structure. So I'm rolling with it, and won't worry about those little details until I can get the mystery plot worked out verbally. And more character development. Would anyone like a nice line from it to chew on while you wait?"  Jessica stares at the crickets staring back at her. "Well, perhaps one driving by will be amused by it. This is a rather mushy bit that I wrote, but a huge favorite on Nation Novel Writing Month...."

“Why did you even bother hanging around me, anyways?” Stupid, stupid stupid Jane. You are a dim wit. Don’t ever let those words escape your mouth again, because it’s only going to make him stick his nose in the air and say ‘You know what, I don’t know why! I think I’ll just leave you alone.’ And then stomp away.

And then he kissed me. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGHHHHHHH. Brain melt.

Deceptive excerpt Copyright 2012, Jessica Verve.