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3| JAY AND REMI
PRACTICALLY ALL OF the girls formedalineto meet the new boys. Remi approached Drew first; after a brief embrace, Jay introduced himself to the twenty-one year old. Just by quickly saying "hi" to the two new islanders, you could see the guys were on edge.
The two new boys were being spoken to by every islander who was gathered in the kitchen. "How are you feeling being in here?" Amber asked Jay and Remi. "It's a bit surreal to be honest, I'm trying to take it all in." Jay remarked.
"Are you from Scotland?" By the way Ekin-Su was glancing at Jay, Drew could tell that she liked him. "Yeah, I'm from Edinburgh. I work in finance as an investment analyst."
As Jay appeared to be the center of attention, Drew questioned Jay, "How old are?"
"I'm twenty-eight."
When she heard Jay mention his age, it appeared to the blonde girl that Ekin's entire universe had suddenly come to life. "I'm twenty-seven."
First look at Jay and Remi they're not exactly my type but - I am single and they are single so if they pull me for a chat, I'm not going to say no. I feel like Ekin will be taking up a lot of Jay's time though.
In order to get to know the new guys a little better away from the other boys' glare, Jay, Remi, and all the girls made their way over to the fire pit. In order to whisper to Drew as she reached that point, her Turkish pal pulled her to the back of the group.
"I like him." Ekin-Su said as if it weren't clear from the way she had been smiling while speaking to him just a short moment previously. "Which one?" Despite the fact that she had a good sense of who, Drew still asked. "The tall one. In the black shirt. I'm going to get to know him." As they joined the group, the Irish woman gave a small head shake and laughed while giving Ekin a friendly elbow.
