Just open the Word file, then go to the top of your screen. Under the Review tab, you'll see an option to Accept or Reject. I'm assuming you have the most recent Word. Then under Accept, click accept all.

If that fails, here is the text but you'll have to copy it into a Word file and format it. I really liked my italics...


Summer B

College—the best time of a guy’s life—is his opportunity to become a man, to learn, grow as a person, and, of course, date as many girls as possible unless he has already fallen in love.

Jason, eight weeks after his college graduation, is sitting in his old, beat-up Buick Skyhawk at a gas station in the middle of nowhere. He’s broke and attempting to drive from his parent’s townhouse on Long Island to South Florida where his ex-girlfriend Taylor lives. 

Jason sits and stares at his student ID card, and his college memories play with his mind as he begins to drive south. 

Summer B—the day after Jason graduated from high school—was the day he and Taylor met and fell in love and the craziest night in their lives. 

His memories continue, and we soon meet Jason’s best friends, Dan and Mike, and Taylor’s best friend, Michelle. These five forged a bond over their crazy four years of college, filled with memories, such as the brawl followed by sex in the bathroom stall, the night the girls from across the street put on a show, the night all the boys got arrested, and graduation night.

We soon learn that Jason broke up with Taylor the night after their college graduation, just a day before they were to leave for South Florida. 

Jason loves Taylor more than anyone in the world, but she is going to graduate school at the end of the summer to West Lafayette, Indiana, and he is unsure about a long-distance relationship. Truth is that after being together all four years of college, Jason wonders who else is out there.

After eight weeks of working as a duck mascot for a minor league baseball team, Jason has the moment. 

He realizes, Did I make a mistake? Was leaving all the memories we made together worth it to see what else is out there? He decides he screwed up and gets in his 1984 Buick Skyhawk and begins his journey south.

Halfway to Florida, Jason gets a short video from his old friend Dan. It shows Taylor kissing an old acquaintance from Summer B. The video almost puts Jason over the edge, but he is unwilling to give up and continues his journey. 

He eventually arrives at Dan’s house, the craziest partier from college. Yet now Dan is a homeowner who works hard, has a clean house, and has cut down on his drinking and smoking pot. Another college buddy, Mike, rents a room in the house. He is working in sales and doing well.

Jason decides to take a job where Mike works, as he needs time to think about how to approach Taylor. 

A chance encounter with Michelle makes it clear that Taylor punched the guy who kissed her in the video. He also learns that time is running out. The summer is coming to an end, and Taylor is a few days away from leaving for graduate school. 

Can Jason win Taylor back or will she be the great one who got away?