"Jake," she said, "you don't understand. That story was too good to pass up."
I shook my head, "Even after I specifically asked you not to write that story? You did it anyway? And that's your only defense? That it was too good to pass up? You betrayed me, Rebecca."
She stood up and tried to touch my chest, but I took a single step back. She withdrew her hand like an ebb tide that had been spurned by the shoreline.
"It wasn't a betrayal, Jake. I'm a reporter. It is my job to report news. And that was news."
Neville Hunt over 6 years ago
Wow... ebb tide spurned by shoreline! Excellent turn of simile as always Christopher. You are the master!
Christopher over 6 years ago
Thanks so much, Neville. I liked that line too.
Christopher over 6 years ago
Thank you, Drew.