Welcome to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York. Here you can find some of the most privileged youth in all the nation. London Kohler has got it all. Money, power, and friends. But there's something missing in her life. Find out what it is. XO...
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Hi, there Upper East Siders.
There's nothing Gossip Girl likes more than a surprise.
And we hear Blair Waldorf's got a 3-for-1 special, her mom Eleanor who just returned from Paris and Serena Van Der Woodsen and London Kohler brunch buddies.
Serena and I have slowly been trying to build a friendship over the past few weeks and one way that we decided to do that was to surprise our mutual best friend Blair at her apartment since her mom was back in town.
When we arrived she was still asleep but Eleanor was awake so she had us eat some breakfast and talked with us for a while.
Eventually Blair comes wandering in.
Serena speaks first "Hey! You're up" Blair looks confused "Did we have plans?"
"Darling it's impolite to interrupt." Eleanor blows a kiss at Blair.
"I was just telling Serena and London that Bendel's is interested in carrying my line." Blair looks thrilled by this news.
"Really? Oh, that's fantastic! Why didn't you say anything?"
"I came back from Paris early to put together my lookbook, and if they like what they see, it could be the beginning of an essential lifestyle collection," Eleanor explains happily.
"Because more people should be like you, mother," Blair states, getting ready to take a bite out of her croissant.
Elanor stops her, "Before you tuck into that, you might find a low fat yogurt more appealing." Blair looks at Serena and I.
We understood what she was trying to communicate via her eyes so we walked over to Eleanor's designs.
We distract Eleanor by asking her questions about her designs before stating that the three of us have to take off since we have plans for the day.
Blair, Serena, and I spend the afternoon shopping.
As we walk down the street two older guys eye us up and down.
I hold back a gag as Blair rolls her eyes, "Oh god. I forgot what it was like to be with you two."
I shake my head "No they were looking at the three of us." I reassure Blair.
"Don't insult me. It's been like this all morning, starting with your lovely visit with my mother. She didn't even call me to tell me she was coming home." Blair states obviously annoyed.
As Serena and I try to cheer up Blair we spot Dan across the street.
Serena yells out to him "Humphrey! Dan! Hey!"
I roll my eyes jokingly "Could you be any louder."
