Thank you! Let’s see… I think Joey goes on to be an accountant in a small town. He gets over his fear of playing in front of people and often plays with a small band at a local bar and grill on the weekends. He never gets married, but isn’t lonely and likes living alone. He’s good with kids and volunteers to give guitar lessons for low income families. And his collection of Rubik’s Cubes is legendary.
Loved your short story Rebecca - clever!
Thank you Julie! I had a lot more fun writing it than I would have sharing the experience from our perspective. :-)
This was such an entertaining story! I want the entire novel. What becomes of Joey?!
Thank you! Let’s see… I think Joey goes on to be an accountant in a small town. He gets over his fear of playing in front of people and often plays with a small band at a local bar and grill on the weekends. He never gets married, but isn’t lonely and likes living alone. He’s good with kids and volunteers to give guitar lessons for low income families. And his collection of Rubik’s Cubes is legendary.
Sounds perfect!