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I looked up at him and smiled. Did he smile in return? No. But I brushed it off and lifted a shoulder.
Nice legs. Thick thighs. But most importantly, the thighs of a jerk.
Babe. Guh.
"I don't really talk a lot." His eyes narrowed just a little bit. "You talk to everybody else."
Though I still wasn’t sure whether this was something to consider a win or not.
He made a choking sound. “Charlie?”
If they could do it, so could I. It was just a matter of time.
locking those Crayola blue eyes on me.
sooty cobalt eyes
I mumbled something to her that meant nothing and was easily forgotten.
I wasn’t planning on saying yes no matter how cute and tall he was. I had no business dragging someone into the same stagnant pit I had VIP passes to. I didn't have my own place, I'd barely caught up on all of my bills, and I had no clue what I was doing with my life. Realistically what did I have to offer anyone?
The look on my face was organic what-the-fuck.
I'd always been tattoo-less, homeless, poor and untalented, so why did it matter all of a sudden?
Talented, employed, a homeowner and tatted. My antithesis.

