A Special Girl

Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Steven Brun. I'm a young Black guy living in the city of Boston. I recently graduated from high school and started college. I go to Boston College. It's a school full of rich white kids but I'm liking it so far. The city is big, much bigger than the small town that I came from. I'm from Fitchburg, by the way. It's a nice place. Much smaller than Boston, though. The city of Boston surprised me. So big and full of bright lights. So far, I'm loving it. I would like to tell you about some of my most recent adventures. One of these adventures led me to the person I would end up loving for the rest of my life.

I came to the city and I was glad to be there. I was the third in my family to go to college. My older brother Vince went to UMass and recently got a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from that school. My cousin Mario went to Bridgewater State College and graduated with a degree in Criminal Justice. Currently, he's at the Police Academy. They are my inspirations. We are young Black men trying to make it in the world. I was just glad to leave Fitchburg. It feels good to get away from the small town where I grew up. I felt like I was suffocating there.

I had been in the city for a couple of months and so far, I hadn't met any interesting women. I met some but they weren't that interesting. Some of these females were crazy. Also, rich, big-city black women tend to be stuck up. They won't even look at a brother. I saw a lot of them who looked at me the same way I would look at a rat. I didn't care. I was gonna focus on my studies. I was gonna get my degree and get an awesome job. I didn't care if some females had an attitude problem. I would simply have to wait to meet an interesting girl. Speaking of interesting girls, I've got to tell you about one. There was this girl named Jessica in my Writing class. She was a slender white girl, with dark brown hair and light brown eyes. She seemed interesting. I remember that she was always saying some interesting things in class.