See You Later Broadway (Broadway Series Book 2) by Melissa Baldwin

in a while. Which reminds me, I really need to give Beatrice a call. Beatrice was my grandmother’s best friend (and Trevor’s grandmother). After finding this journal, I wanted to learn more about my grandmother, I met Beatrice, and we became close friends. Since I moved, we’ve kind of lost touch and I feel bad about this. In fact, I can’t remember the last time I spoke to her. I grab my phone again and scroll through my contact list to find her number. She’s one of the only people in my life who doesn’t text, of course she’s ninety years old. Not that a ninety-year-old can’t text, but I know for a fact that she doesn’t. Her phone rings until her answering machine picks up, because she screens her calls. “Hi, Beatrice. It’s Maris. Are you screening your phone calls again? I was thinking about you today and realized it’s been a few months since we spoke. Call me back if you get this . . . or pick up if you’re listening.” I wait a few seconds, and she doesn’t pick up, so I hang up. Hmm . . . I run my fingers over the journal and think back to when I found it. When I think about it, I actually shouldn’t give all the credit to Trevor for leading me to making my big move. After learning of my grandmother’s life as a radio performer, I was inspired. Inspired to actually follow through on something I’d wanted for so long. And this may sound strange, but I had several dreams about my grandmother after finding the journal. In these dreams, she kept telling me to follow my heart, which