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They had seen each other daily on the bus going to and from the BART station, but even though they never spoke with each other, they both knew that something special was going to occur between them. This day was the day that it was to all to begin.
He had gone by his pay his bill to the local power company, and had walked down to catch a bus that would take him to the next bus that he needed to catch. In his mind he had hoped to see her, but he knew that the odds was very much against him. As he sat on a bench and waited for the bus, he played a game on his PDA to kill time. He looked up to see the bus turn the corner and stop. He rose and boarded the bus putting his monthly pass into the slot, and then he turned to go and find a seat, and there she was. She looked at him and smiled. He was in heaven, as now was the chance for him to get to know her.
He took the seat behind her, and she turned around and spoke to him.
“Hi,” she said to him in a very angelic voice. “Do you live in this area of the city?”
“No. I had to go and pay a bill,” he responded. “I live over in the Fruitvale area.”
“I knew that I would see you on the train at times, but there have been other times that I would see you on the bus. By the way, my name is Dayna.”
“I’m Clinton.”
They continued talk as they rode the bus and onto the next bus that they had to ride. They both off boarded the bus and faced each other.
“I really enjoyed talking with you, and would like to talk some more,” Dayna said with a smile. “What time do you go to lunch? Maybe we could get together?”
“I really have enjoyed talking with you, and would like to get to know you better. I take lunch a little after one, but I’m sure that you will be back to work at that point. I guess that we will have to continue chatting on the bus when we see each other.”
“What are your plans for this evening?”
“I’m going to the Oakland Museum of Art to an art opening in which some friends of mine are showing some of their work.”
“I’m planning on going myself. In fact, if you don’t have your ticket already don’t worry about it, as I was given two and was planning on giving the extra one away to someone in the ticket line when I got there. Do you need a ticket?”
“You mean that your man isn’t going to go with you?”
“I haven’t had a relationship in a few years. Come to think of it, my last one ended just after I saw you for the first time. But anyways, do you want the ticket? Maybe we should go together since we are both going, or are you going with your woman?”
“I gave up on relationships a number of years ago. Sure, why not go together. Let’s first go and get something to eat since it will be a bit from the time that we get down there and when the exhibit opens.”
“Sounds like a date. What time do you get off of work?”
“About half past five. And by the way, I’m no cheap hussy, that you can have after a dinner and a museum,” Clinton said jokingly.
“We’ll see. Meet you at the bus stop when you finish work.”