Daniel yanks her off the street just in time.

Good thing, too, because Natasha's jam session keeps her from seeing the white BMW that's about to hit her. It's in the same direction as Daniel's Yale interview, so he's trying to follow her in the least creepy way possible. She leaves the record store and heads toward the lawyer's office. Sadly, Natasha doesn't have time for cute boys in red ties. This couple happens to be Natasha's ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend, so Daniel earns some major hero points. He follows her to the record store, where he busts a young couple who's stealing albums. She has a few hours of free time, so she heads for her favorite record store.Īs fate (or luck) would have it, Daniel turns around on the church steps and sees Natasha lost in her music. Citizenship and Immigration Services office gives her the number of a lawyer, and she calls the lawyer's office right away to schedule an appointment. Meanwhile, Natasha is trying to stop her family from being deported back to Jamaica at the end of the day. He has a few hours of free time, so he walks up to a church in a half-mocking, half-curious attempt to take the conductor's advice, but the church's doors are locked. The conductor preaches a mini-sermon over the speakers about finding God, and Daniel leaves the train rolling his eyes. At his mom's insistence, he hops on a train to get a pre-interview haircut. He's not thrilled about his future he'd rather be a poet than a doctor. Second Best School in his parents' minds. Daniel is prepping for an interview with a graduate from Yale-a.k.a. This story centers on Daniel and Natasha, who both have plans for the day before they meet.

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