It's been months since the truth has been revealed about the disappearance of one of Melbourne's star football players. None moreso than for sports presenter Scarlett Wilde, who is facing an identity crisis of her own, whilst grappling with the loss...
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KelseyPlum as Zara McAdams
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10 new messages... 5 missed calls...
Seeing the notifications continue to flash on my screen was enough to fill me with frustration. I wasn't interested in hearing what everyone was saying. Jordanah had managed to humiliate me again, this time getting Patrick and Chloe involved too.
Once again, I was probably going to be spoken about at Whitten Oval. Even though Patrick had mislead me with his intentions, the other WAGS were going to paint me as the villian in this situation.
Personally though, it was Georgia and Zaine that would be most hard done by how the dinner ended. Chloe really had to pick their engagement celebration to embarrass me like that, didn't she?
"Has anyone told you that you look like the tennis player?" I casually asked Maggie. The blonde woman looked up at me with confusion.
"Not really. But which one do I look like?" Maggie asked curiously.
Despite the United boys completely thrashing Adelaide the other night, it didn't seem like anyone went out to celebrate. They were hard at work with their training drills. I assumed that the group wanted to remain focused on winning the championship this year.
"You know, Dasha. Daria Gavrilova?" I exclaim, but let go off the topic as Maggie just shook her head.
"I don't really know who that is sorry." Maggie exclaimed. The two of us soon turned our attention over to the two girls who were making their way over.
"Kalani! Zara! How's it hanging?" Maggie excitedly added waving her hand out. The two girls greeted her, before looking over at me.
"Well look at Mrs Goulding over here making friends." The tall, black haired girl added, and let out a laugh.
