Novel & Cerita Sandy Outsiders

"I will just befriend her since to do is normal for me as a businessman. Hoping she will forget me sooner because I really am not interested into anyone--" "How about my cousin, eh?" "You have lots of cousins," I joked. "Her name is Sydney. And I think someone is still in love with her so deeply." "Then, I am a self-proclaimed one," I grinned slightly. "Damn, man, be busy on your own love life. Stop minding mine." "So what is your plan aside fron chasing her?" "I want your help." "Cool! Neil Sandoval is asking for help!" I pursed my lips. "I need your craziness."

“We have to be seen together at places I usually go. And places you usually go.” “I don’t go places,” Sandra responded. I nodded. “I kind of figured since you’ve been working on rescuing Kingsley Manufacturing and dealing with your father’s death. But surely you must have some commitments in Chicago. Friends…?” Sandra just stared at me. “Acquaintances?” I tried. “I used to be on the charity circuit with my father,” Sandra said, taking another sip of water. “But that fell away when I could no longer be a donor. Everything Kingsley Manufacturing makes is going just to keeping the workers paid and the lights on.”

Andrew drew a deep breath of his cigarette and the smoke filtered up to the open window, making Sandra crinkle her nose against it, thankful that Creighton didn’t smoke…at least she didn’t think he did. “Sandra is the athletic one, the quiet one, the one who milks the cows and bathes the dog. Cathy is the one who stays inside, polishing her nails and talking to friends. They are as different as night and day.” “Cathy sounds like my kind of girl,” Andrew said. “I wanted to speak with you about something other than the girls,” Creighton said a few moments later. “Sandra and I met up with Miriam the other day.” “Yeah, so?”

I opened the book again and searched for the page where I left unfinished reading. I was just in chapter ten, but I could say it was full of emotion. The character of Sindy Kate was complex. She had full of flaws, yet she was also strong and driven. She was completely the Harry Bloom I knew, and she did a good job in making Sindy a heroine in the story.