Hope floats
Last night, Trina, one of the girls whom I met at Leanne's party called me out for a drink.
Rob was there.
We barely spoke but shamelessly flirted with each other. All night, we couldn't stop smiling at each other, even though there were 4 people between us at the table. Everytime I peeked at him from a small angle, he would tilt his chin a little and grin back.
When the group gathered outside the coffee-house before saying goodbye, he stood close to me, his shoulders just barely touching mine. When I finally bade him goodbye, he winked back mischievously.
Strange, how keeping a distance could get me all sparkly again.
Rob was there.
We barely spoke but shamelessly flirted with each other. All night, we couldn't stop smiling at each other, even though there were 4 people between us at the table. Everytime I peeked at him from a small angle, he would tilt his chin a little and grin back.
When the group gathered outside the coffee-house before saying goodbye, he stood close to me, his shoulders just barely touching mine. When I finally bade him goodbye, he winked back mischievously.
Strange, how keeping a distance could get me all sparkly again.
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Being sparkly and quiet is not becoming you, izzit? :-)
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