After a series of disastrous dates Elsie's sister set her up on a blind date with Will. He was obnoxious, unbearable and totally irresistible.
Find out how one night of fun leads to a lifetime of responsibility.
Book 2
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Still no text from Will.
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Woke up with a massive hangover this morning, well, it was 11.59 am, so that still counts as the morning, right?
I didn't even plan on going out last night, but Aaron text me and ugh, it was better than sitting home alone, drinking by myself and constantly checking up on Will's Facebook page. But you know how it is, we went to Enigma, I drank lots and sat by myself analysing Will's Facebook page while Aaron snogged the face off some bloke.
Kyle was on the door, I haven't seen him in so long. He suggested that we get a drink together, maybe even continue that party back at his place — I didn't need to think twice about my answer — I went home by myself, cracked open a bottle of Amaretto and cried myself to sleep.
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Woke up with another hangover, I really need to stop drinking when I'm home alone. I really need to stop thinking about Will, it's not as if he's thinking about me. That stupid cow Sophie put another photo of the two of them together on her Facebook page, I guess that means they're dating or something now.
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Aaron being the bestest of the best friends in the whole wide world has invited me to go away with him and the girls from the salon this coming weekend. Of course, I jumped at the chance because it's better than doing nothing.
I've been thinking that I might ask him if I could have my old job back — I can't stand to look at Laura's miserable face for much longer. And Michael all he talks about his band; he plays the guitar, and he's convinced that they're going to be the next big thing. They've got a gig in town in a few weeks, I don't know how it's happened, but apparently, the whole office is going to show their support. Honestly, I can think of nothing worse, actually, Will and his work colleague every time I think about them together it makes me want to throw up.
