Libby's Life, 1-Act Play

Libby goes to the attic in the old house to be alone with the sun and belongings from her youth, which wasn't all that long ago. She flits from a happy, child-like joy over finding old possessions, actually old friends that remind her of the wonders and happiness possibly in life. But yesterday, Libby did some experimenting with someone named John, and nothing of youth was involved. She is not sure whether she is happy with what she did, or not, but she is waiting for him to return so they can do the same experiments again. Does she want to; does she need to? Possibly, to keep John she does need to. The attic will always be there; John may not be.