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You were reading poetry and smiling at something only you could see, hidden under your bright green umbrella. I wanted to say hello before my stop at 14th, but nerves got in the way. If you see this, maybe we can share a rainy day together.

Sorry for bumping into you and causing caffeinated chaos at rush hour! Your patience (and your suit) deserved better. If you’d like to try that coffee again, without the mess, let’s meet up—my treat.

Sunday afternoon, tangled paths and laughter—our brief directions exchange turned into a moment I can’t forget. You had the map, I had the confusion, and now I’m hoping for a second chance to get lost with you.

You were reading poetry and smiling at something only you could see, hidden under your bright green umbrella. I wanted to say hello before my stop at 14th, but nerves got in the way. If you see this, maybe we can share a rainy day together.

You shared your umbrella with me for just one block outside the 96th St. station after my newspaper hat failed. I wanted to buy you coffee as a thank you, but you vanished into the crowd—maybe we can try again on a sunnier day?

You shared your umbrella with me for just one block outside the 96th St. station after my newspaper hat failed. I wanted to buy you coffee as a thank you, but you vanished into the crowd—maybe we can try again on a sunnier day?

You shared your umbrella with me for just one block outside the 96th St. station after my newspaper hat failed. I wanted to buy you coffee as a thank you, but you vanished into the crowd—maybe we can try again on a sunnier day?

You shared your umbrella with me for just one block outside the 96th St. station after my newspaper hat failed. I wanted to buy you coffee as a thank you, but you vanished into the crowd—maybe we can try again on a sunnier day?

You played acoustic guitar softly in the corner, and I accidentally made eye contact during your rendition of "Dreams." I smiled, dropped a dollar in your case, and thought about saying hi, but my stop came too fast. If you remember the shy girl in the denim jacket, let's finish the song together.

You played acoustic guitar softly in the corner, and I accidentally made eye contact during your rendition of "Dreams." I smiled, dropped a dollar in your case, and thought about saying hi, but my stop came too fast. If you remember the shy girl in the denim jacket, let's finish the song together.

We were both crammed on the ferry, marveling at the skyline, and you offered to take my photo. You had green eyes and a bright yellow scarf, and we exchanged a knowing smile as we docked at Battery Park. If you ever want to swap photos or stories, coffee’s on me.

We huddled under your giant blue umbrella outside the deli while waiting for the downpour to pass. You laughed when my bagel fell in a puddle, then shared half of yours with me. By the time I found my way to the subway, you were gone—can I buy you a new umbrella (and a bagel)?