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“But… you’re gorgeous. You’re practically a man’s wet dream, Gabi.” She looks me up and down, clearly confused. “Teeny tiny and all curves? Jesus, I’d ditch Jason for you.”
“I would like details at a later date,” Sadie says, her hand raised, a devious smile on her face.
When I started reading, I found I could transport myself somewhere else, somewhere my mind couldn’t touch. It was magic.
There are only two times when my brain quiets down. Two times when the questions stop, the ideas pause, and my mind is blissfully silent. One is when the music is loud and all-consuming. The second is when I’m reading.
Each of them let me get lost and turn off my brain. Live in happily ever afters and watch the drama unfold and then wrap up neatly, unlike the real world.
“Look, I’d help you for free, no strings. You’re gorgeous and I love…” I pause, smiling at her. It’s the smile I use on the nurses when I need a favor from them. “A challenge. It wouldn’t be a burden for me, kitten. But if you want to even out the scales, get me through your blind date schtick. You need to date me, right? That’s how Ben said it works. You date me a few times, get to know me, make sure I’m not a douche, and set me up on blind dates. Right?”
“Gabi, shut up.” I shut up. “What’s going on?”
Occasionally he’d throw a water bottle at us and run, like it was some kind of grenade and he was nervous for the blowback.

