So I ended up being invited round to friends for dinners where in true Bridget Jones style I was the token single girl whilst The Friend was the token single guy. Yes we got on well and had a lot in common. Did I find him attractive? I'm not sure. Yet everyone was talking about us and getting a little bit excited. It was almost as if I had gone back in time to being 14 when a friend pulled me aside in a club and asked whether I liked him because he liked me but was too shy to say/do anything about it.
So I invited him round for dinner and to watch a film and it was nice evening, got a small kiss at the end of it too. But something just wasn't quite right, and I think the multitude of texts I received that night from everyone asking how the evening went didn't help. It really demonstrated to me just how small of a town I live in. I felt like I was in a goldfish bowl.
I went round to his for dinner a couple of days later and it was all just a little bit awkward. Although I guess I was only "courting" The Writer at the time, it felt a bit wrong to be spending this amount of time with The Friend. It was also just a little bit too exposed with everyone watching so I let another friend explain to him about The Writer at a party I didn't go to and I haven't heard from him since.
I guess we weren't that good friends then!
love this! you are such a good writer too!
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