"I was wondering if I could take your number?" he smiled huskily.
"I don't really give my number out to strangers," I said quickly, convinced that I was embarrassing myself and making myself look like a fool.
"If we get to know each other, we won't be strangers," he grinned flirtatiously. "You think I'm gonna let a pretty girl like you just walk away?"
I was taken aback.
I wasn't really used to attention like this...
Probably because I hardly left my own damn house.
I remembered the way that guys would approach me like this when I was in university, but that was so many years ago.
I didn't even know how to talk to people without making a fool of myself anymore.
He was handsome, I'd give him that...
"Well?" he smiled. "What d'you say then?"
"You seem nice and all, but I have a husband," I mumbled awkwardly.
"No way!" he said in disbelief. "You look far too young to be married."
"I'm twenty-eight," I admitted.
"I'm thirty," he grinned. "I guess I should've noticed the wedding ring on your finger."
"I guess you should have," I mumbled.
He let out a cough, looking embarrassed because he'd just been rejected. I couldn't help but to let out a giggle. It had been so long since I'd been hit on, and this was amusing me. If I was so fat and ugly according to Bruce, then why was I getting hit on?
"Come off it, Riccardo," came a deep voice from behind me, causing me to jolt upwards. "Leave the poor girl alone."
"I was just having a bit of fun, man," 'Riccardo' grinned. "I lost you in Primark. Ended up wandering off."
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Forbidden Fruit: A Dark Mafia Love Triangle Romance
RomantikusArturo Abruzzi tore the world apart to find the woman that he loved, who mysteriously disappeared without a trace. Feeling empty without her. Cold. Numb. Hollow. Feeling like he was better off dead. Better off six feet under the fucking ground. And...