The Girl On the Train
A mundane journey sparks an unexpected connection
I see these faces daily, these strangers who have no idea what my name is or what I do. Yet, I feel like I know them. Faces of people going about their lives, but their eyes always glide over me. No, they look through me until you.
I'm the girl that people give a thousand different names with many other stories. Was Katie on her way to a big audition? Was I Samantha on her way to visit her sick mother? Or Greta, scorned by a lover. Who knows? But maybe I'll tell you my real story today. Who knows.
About the Creator
Ted Ryan
Screenwriter, director, reviewer & author.
Ted Ryan: Storyteller Chronicles | T.J. Ryan: NA romance
Socials: @authortedryan | @tjryanwrites | @tjryanreviews
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Author’s Note: Dear Readers, Thank you for being here — for reading, subscribing, and stepping back into the world of The Storyteller Chronicles. When I finished Book One, I truly thought the story was done. Silas was defeated. The grimoire was safe. Lauren had saved the day — in two worlds — and her family were reunited.
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Good one! 👍😊 I have yet to have a go at this challenge.