Oh, Matt. Last year she'd hoped that he was the one she was looking for, the boy who could make her feel... Well, something more. More than the rush of triumph at making a conquest, the pride in showing your new acquisition off to the other girls. And she had come to feel a strong affection for Matt. But over the summer, when she'd had time to think, she'd realized it was the affection of a cousin or a sister.
Ms. Halpern was passing [by] trigonometry books. Elena took hers mechanically and wrote her name inside, still wrapped in thought.
She liked Matt more than any other boy she'd known. And that was why she was going to have to tell him it was over.
She hadn't known how to tell him in a letter. She didn't know how to tell him now. It wasn't that she was afraid he'd kick up a fuss; he just wouldn't understand. She didn't really understand herself.
It was as if she were always reaching for... something. Only, when she thought she'd got it, it wasn't there. Not with Matt, not with any of the boys she'd had.
Smith, L. J. The Awakening. 1991. New York: HarperTeen, 2009. Print. The Vampire Diaries 1.
This is how I find the answer to my current problem.
Which is no longer a problem, since the decision has been made.
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