Wet
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That seems like a neutral time. It’s not a sexy time, and it can’t come off as anxious since my mom gave me her number over a week ago. I get her voicemail.
Hey, Melanie, it’s Paul McNeill.
Mom gave me your number after you guys ran into each other. She said you’ve moved back to L.A. Let me know if you’d like to meet for coffee or drinks. It’d be cool to catch up.
I leave her my number and realize that my heart is thundering after I end the call. Damn. I’m really not in the mood to get ignored b...y her again. But she made the gesture, so she sure as hell better return my call. The text arrives ten minutes later.
Hi Paul How about drinks tomorrow night at Osteria Mozza. 7pm.
As I reply that I’ll see her there, I realize all the implications that her choice suggests: her choice of restaurant is on trend, in sophisticated and hip Hancock Park, highly ranked food, and expensive as all hell for a plate of spaghetti. That’s Melanie. She’s probably never eaten at In-N-Out.
I arrive early to the restaurant so I can pick our seating and have my bearings before she arrives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That seems like a neutral time. It’s not a sexy time, and it can’t come off as anxious since my mom gave me her number over a week ago. I get her voicemail.
Hey, Melanie, it’s Paul McNeill.
Mom gave me your number after you guys ran into each other. She said you’ve moved back to L.A. Let me know if you’d like to meet for coffee or drinks. It’d be cool to catch up.
I leave her my number and realize that my heart is thundering after I end the call. Damn. I’m really not in the mood to get ignored b...y her again. But she made the gesture, so she sure as hell better return my call. The text arrives ten minutes later.
Hi Paul How about drinks tomorrow night at Osteria Mozza. 7pm.
As I reply that I’ll see her there, I realize all the implications that her choice suggests: her choice of restaurant is on trend, in sophisticated and hip Hancock Park, highly ranked food, and expensive as all hell for a plate of spaghetti. That’s Melanie. She’s probably never eaten at In-N-Out.
I arrive early to the restaurant so I can pick our seating and have my bearings before she arrives.
What to read after Wet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ruth Clampett to read onlineMoreLess
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