“I’m sorry…I’m not sure I’m familiar with any game like that.” “OK, are you seriously gonna play the no girlfriend game with me?” She lifted a cocky brow.
“Girlfriend? Who says that locket was for my girlfriend? Maybe it’s for my mom or my sister or…” “If it isn’t the guy who knows nothing about his girlfriend,” she said, as she sat her pen down. She looked up at me and her full lips spread into a tiny smile. “If it isn’t the brown-eyed beauty from the jewelry store,” I said. She was so involved in what she was writing she didn’t even hear me approach. This was it, this was the perfect time to go and join her. I watched as she pulled out a little book and started to write something. She sat at a little table in the corner across the café from me.
Go ahead and throw in a turkey sandwich with that.” “Hey, girl! How’s it going? No mom meeting today?” he laughed. I pretended to focus on the car magazine I had in my hand as I listened closely to her order. I was happy she didn’t notice me right away. I was about five minutes away from giving up for the day and trying again tomorrow when I noticed her through the window.
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