Mike's unscheduled trip through a windshield leaves him battling to regain his speech and the use of his body. He detests the pitying eyes and odd stares, but he's better than before. He can walk. Something they said would never happen, he can speak, too, but not well. Facing months, perhaps years of therapy, he's determined to get his life back, only he hadn't planned on falling in love with his beautiful, but very engaged, speech therapist. Someone he knows who will never see him as anything but a client and a cripple.
Jo currently resides in North Carolina with her patient and supportive family while she juggles her writing career and her position as a programmer analyst.
She has won numerous awards and continues to write whenever she can.
Someday, she hopes to take off her programming hat and write full time.
So many of her dreams have already come true. What's one more?
13 pages - I'm on a roll with better than average short stories. This one has Mike, who was thrown through a windshield having to go through physical and speech therapy. Kristen is the speech therapist he goes to while on campus. He asks her out and when she says she's engaged, he's not sure if she really is or just doesn't want to go out with him. Later when he meets her at a party, she's broken up with her fiancee and she says yes. Really lovely story.