Three Hard Lessons
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He’d spent most of the evening discussing inside jokes with them and catching up, and Evie and I talked wedding.
At one point I went to the bar to get another cosmo, and a hand touched my shoulder.
“Can I buy you a drink?”
The guy looked like a younger version of Paul Rudd. Kind of goofy, but friendly cute. I’m always interested when a guy like this hits on me. I like the confidence and ambition. He knows, solely based on looks, I’m probably out of his league. But maybe he also knows... most guys are too intimidated to hit on me. So I should have liked this guy right away because he’s not a pussy.
But something foreign sprung up in me instead of my usual flirting smile. A shocking response, “Oh, thanks, but I’m here with someone.”
Again, something was definitely wrong with me. Why did I turn down a free drink? I wasn’t taken.
The guy nodded and he tried not to appear disappointed, but a look flashed in his eyes.
What to read after Three Hard Lessons?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d spent most of the evening discussing inside jokes with them and catching up, and Evie and I talked wedding.
At one point I went to the bar to get another cosmo, and a hand touched my shoulder.
“Can I buy you a drink?”
The guy looked like a younger version of Paul Rudd. Kind of goofy, but friendly cute. I’m always interested when a guy like this hits on me. I like the confidence and ambition. He knows, solely based on looks, I’m probably out of his league. But maybe he also knows... most guys are too intimidated to hit on me. So I should have liked this guy right away because he’s not a pussy.
But something foreign sprung up in me instead of my usual flirting smile. A shocking response, “Oh, thanks, but I’m here with someone.”
Again, something was definitely wrong with me. Why did I turn down a free drink? I wasn’t taken.
The guy nodded and he tried not to appear disappointed, but a look flashed in his eyes.
What to read after Three Hard Lessons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nikki Sloane to read onlineMoreLess
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