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might actually do something tonight.
    “I don’t know.” I bit down on my lower lip, nerves all of a sudden hitting me. This wasn’t the situation I wanted to be in. All of a sudden, I felt very self-conscious and unsure of what I was doing in this situation. This wasn’t me, and no matter how good looking he was, I didn’t want to be in this situation. “Actually, I think I’ll pass on the drink.” I gave him a small smile. “I think I need to go and see if Alyssa is okay.” I looked into his eyes and his face looked disappointed. “It was nice meeting you, though.”
    “You’re not seriously leaving me here by myself, are you?” He frowned at me. “I didn’t mean to offend you.”
    “You didn’t offend me,” I said with a small shrug. “I just came out on a girls night and I think I shouldn’t abandon my friend anymore today.”
    “She left you, you didn’t leave her,” he said. “I’m sure she’s okay.”
    “I just feel bad, though.” I looked at him with a shy glance, wondering why he was making this so difficult. It was kind of flattering that this hottie wanted to spend more time with me, but slightly disconcerting that he was seeming so upset. What did he really care?
    “Feel bad for leaving me?” He gave me a teasing smile. “After I grew the balls and the courage to come and talk to you? Now you’re going to leave me and make me feel dejected?”
    “I’m sure you’re not going to feel dejected,” I said with a small smile. “There are plenty of other women here tonight who would be happy to talk to you.”
    “But I don’t want to talk to them.” He almost whined.
    “But they want to talk to you.” I grinned at him. “I’m sure half the women in here want to talk to you.”
    “Only half?” He laughed. “Those odds aren’t good. Especially after I came up to the one girl I wanted to talk to and I thought things were going well, but then she decided to ditch me.”
    “I didn’t ditch you yet,” I said with a laugh. “I’m still here talking to you.”
    “So my charm is still working a little bit.” He grinned. “I just need to get you to stay talking to me all night and then my evening will be made.”
    “Haha, I say you’ve got plenty of charm. I doubt that’s a problem that you have.”
    “Perhaps not.” He laughed. “However, if you ditch me, then you’ll have me questioning myself and everything I thought I knew.”
    “Everything you thought you knew about what?”
    “Everything I thought I knew about you when I first glanced at you.”
    “What did you think you knew?” I asked him curiously.
    “I thought I knew that you were special. That you were a girl that I wanted to get to know. That perhaps we were destined to meet tonight.”
    “You’re joking, right?” I started laughing and he looked at me with a wry smile.
    “Too much?”
    “Way too much.” I nodded, still giggling. “I mean it’s a nice thought and all, but it’s way too much. Romantic and perfect for a rom-com movie starring Kate Hudson or something, but for this situation, not quite.” I laughed some more. “Not after you offered me a blowjob shot and basically solicited me for sex.”
    “I didn’t solicit you for sex.” He laughed. “I just let you know that I wouldn’t be opposed to some fun times with you, if you so wished.”
    “Uh huh.” I nodded. “Sure, sure.”
    “That’s not all I’m interested in, though,” he said seriously, his expression changing. “I hope you don’t think I’m that sort of guy.”
    “I hope you don’t think I’m that sort of girl.”
    “I know you’re not that sort of girl.” He laughed. “We’d be in the back alley by now, if you were.”
    “Excuse me?” I asked him, not really understanding what he was saying. Well, I had an idea, but I wanted him to explain himself.
    “We’d be somewhere enjoying each other’s bodies right now already, if you were the sort of girl who was up for a quick fling.”
    “I see.” I