I can’t say for sure when I first met Rachel, only that it was sometime during our freshman year of college, and if I had to guess, probably crammed into some dorm hallway with red cups in our hands. Rachel wasn’t the type of girl that everyone noticed outright, but she did reward watchful eyes. She was short, with a curvy figure she still hid behind the unflattering high school wardrobe she’d brought with her. Still, it couldn’t hide her taut skin that shone with a golden, healthy glow. Or her long, copper hair, that she always styled simply, in order to frame her face.