"we were looking forward to the rest of our lives."
The third book in the Feel series. Austin and Olivia are older now and have their entire lives in front of them.
"You're going to do fine," Austin said to me over the phone as I sat in the parking lot of The Seattle Times office. "I believe in you."
"Thank you, I'm just really freaking out," I let out a long sigh. "I wish you were here with me."
"I'm sorry, my love," He sighed as well. "We just couldn't take August that far."
"No, that's not what I'm saying," I told him. "Anyways. I'm about to go in."
"Okay," He said. "Good luck, my beautiful girl. I know you're gonna kill it."
"Thank you," I chuckled.
"Say, good luck, Aunt Livi!" Austin said to August and I smiled hugely.
"Good luck, Li Li!" August said loudly into the phone and I let out a laugh. She still hadn't mastered the art of the 'V' sound so I was currently Li Li. Not that I minded, she could call me anything.
"Thank you, sugar!" I said to her. "I will see you two soon."
"Bye, babe. Good luck," Austin said and I smiled, lucky to have him. "I love you."
"I love you, too," I said. "Bye."
I pulled down the visor and slid open my mirror, checking my lipgloss. I applied some more and fixed my hair before turning my car off and looking at myself one last time.
Let's. Do. This.
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Once I got out of the interview, I decided to explore a little more before I headed home. I found a coffee shop to go into. It had chalk drawings all over the wall and was so charming. I ordered a dark roast coffee and walked out, walking into the record store next door.
As I browsed through the vinyls, I remembered the times with Austin. I smiled to myself, reminiscing. How did I ever live without him? I looked up at the walls, seeing a mural with caricatures of artists from all genres. I gasped when I saw a familiar face.
I immediately got my phone out and dialed Austin's number to FaceTime him.
"Hello?" He answered, his face popping up on my screen.
"Babe! Look!" I said, flipping the camera around. "You're in this record store!"
"That's sick!" He said excitedly. "Take a picture, please!"
"I will," I smiled, flipping it around on me. "I just got so excited."
