She was being buffeted by the wind as she headed for the train and home. She had changed from her heels to sneakers for the trip. Someone was yelling "Carolyn." She hoped he would find her and shut up. He ran past her, stopped and faced her, "Carolyn?"
She didn't feel threatened. He was neatly dressed in khakis and a zip front jacket. He was about her height, about her age, with short brown hair smiling.
She shook her head, "I am not Carolyn."
He stepped back, "I'm sorry. You look so much like her, I was sure it was you....her."
Her first thought was that it was a pick-up line, but he appeared sincerely confused.
"Do you have a sister, or a cousin named Carolyn Anderson?"
"No, and I am not related to any Andersons. My name is Phyllis."
He shook his head, "I'm really sorry. I'm Jerry Wilson."
She debated then decided, "Buy me a cup of coffee, Jerry. I'm curious."
They got coffee at a corner shop and sat. "Tell me about Carolyn."
He sipped, "Well, she was your height, brown hair to her shoulders. You have a nicer smile and you're a bit bigger up top. But from the back, you look just like her." He shook his head, "
We were together for almost two years."
"So, what happened?"