Long Way Home

A recent graduate of UC Berkeley, Sarena Kuhn is a civil engineer and writer living in the San Francisco Bay Area. "Long Way Home" was selected as a finalist in BART Lines contest, 2022.

My mother told me I should never date a guy who didn't have his own car. She said that it set some bad precedent, mixed up the lines between provider and provided-for. There's nothing more ladylike than the passenger seat, is what she said to me. She's always been a bit old-fashioned in that way. I kind of got what she was saying. Who wants to be with the guy who's always asking around to borrow somebody's truck? But then again, I was a little desperate. My mother and her standards didn't take into account the dating pool's dire state. So I decided instead just to never drive a guy around anyw

© Short Édition - All Rights Reserved

5

You might also like…

Short Fiction

Crazy Mother Love

Alain Ke.

She ruined my life and all she can think about is wearing khaki. "They make you wear khaki jumpsuits," Mom says. "I look hideous in khaki." Mom, Dad, and I are parked in front of the Federal ... [+]

Short Fiction
Short Fiction