The Student by Elaina J. Davidson

Studying after lockdown is not the same

The student

First lockdown has ended and classes are about to resume, but nothing is as it was.

Leanne regards her studies as outdated for an utterly changed world, and decides to do something to help others instead. Her friend Alex has a plane and he is so in when she suggests volunteering in Morocco, and will fly them there.

Soon, the sky above and the sands of the Sahara below will tell their tale.

Genre: FICTION / Action & Adventure

Secondary Genre: FICTION / General

Language: English

Keywords: charity, lockdown, adventure, desert, accident , survival

Word Count: 6600

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Sample text:

Yes, today was the day.

Bloody Steve. With his good looks and glib tongue, he had her eating out of his hand within an hour of meeting him, but she denied him, didn’t trust that someone as charismatic as him could be interested in her, didn’t trust how he bestowed that million-dollar smile on every woman who entered his orbit either.

Now she understood that her standoffish attitude was the lure for him. She was a challenge, and he had never been interested in her.

Then she believed she meant something to him. Should have trusted her initial instincts.

Ha. And again, he intruded.

Enough, Leanne. Grow a pair. Stuff him. The last year? Chalk it up to experience, and move on.

In the interest of moving on, she took added care with her appearance, straightening her shoulder length, dark brown hair, even swirled some eyeshadow on, intensifying her blue eyes. While she wasn’t in the market, and probably wouldn’t be for a while, looking good made her feel good. Today was a new day, and she needed the boost.

 

 


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