Rosé's love life

Chapter 9: Surprise

Rosé was a bit shocked to see her ask, “What are you doing here?” She asks her, and Sofia replies, “I came here to visit you and…” She didn’t complete the sentence as she stared at something else, and Rosé looked at what she was staring at. She saw the girl who borrowed her shower was now in the hallway wearing a bathrobe. “Thanks for letting me use the bathroom, Roseanne, Can I use your guest room to change?” She asks Rosé, who couldn’t speak anymore but could only nod and point to where the guestroom is, and seeing that the girl says thanks and heads to the guest room.

Rosé then turned back at Sofia, and before she could even say anything, Rosé cut her off. “Um, that girl is my neighbor, and she told me her shower was broken and…” Rosé said in a panic but stopped herself. “Wait, why am I explaining myself to her?” she thought as Sofia spoke. “I think she was flirting with you,” she said with a chuckle that made Rosé laugh as she let Sofia in. “I thought so too, like she could have called a plumber or something, and she really specifically chose my house,” she pointed out to Sofia, who nodded as they went to the dining area, to which Sofia then happily greeted Hank as Rosé “I wonder why she did that,” Rosé wondered as she sat down on the dining chair as Sofia looked at her. “It’s maybe because of your reputation,” she says as Rosé looks at her with her eyebrow raised. “Oh, what reputation?” she said in a curious tone, but she knew what she was saying but wanted to hear it from her.

Sofia then looked at her with an amused look. “You’re the international playgirl,” she says, but Rosé looks more amused. “Go on,” she says to Sofia, who continued, “she probably sees women going in and out of your house and probably assumes that you’re good in bed and gets to that conclusion and tries to seduce you, and plus you’re also famous, so there’s that.” She finishes her explanation, and Rosé looks quite proud of herself, which gives her a bit of an ego boost. She just stares at Sofia, smiling, as she watches her play with Hank until the woman arrives. The two notice the outfit she’s wearing, and it shows that she was really there to try and seduce or flirt with Rosé. “Thanks for letting me borrow your shower, Roseanne,” she says with a thick Australian accent as Rosé smiles at her. “You’re welcome,” she tells the girl, who stands for a minute as Sofia carries Hank to the living room to give them a bit of privacy but is watching them.

Rosé continued to stare at the confused woman. “Aren’t you leaving?” she asked the woman, who wanted to say something but decided not to and glanced at Sofia, who looked away, and then she left. After that, Rosé laughed, seeing that woman’s face of confusion. “Did you see her reaction when nothing happened after our conversation? Like, what was she even expecting?” she said. “I think she was expecting that you would ask her out on a date or something.” Sofia says, as Rosé snorts, “Yeah, I date women, but I don’t ask girls out all the time.” She says, as Sofia laughs a bit as she walks back and sits down, “So what are you doing here?” Rosé asked her, “I’m on vacation, silly,” to which she replied, “I know, but what are you doing at my house?” was her next question. “I wanted you to give me a tour”, Sofia told her.

Rosé didn’t expect that but then asked a question: “But, like, why me? You can ask a tour guide for that?” She asks curiously, “I, uh, wanted to hang out with you,” Sofia admitted with a blush, “and like, you know the place better than me, and like, I don’t mind if you didn’t take me to all the places, just places you know and introduce them to me,” she says, finishing her explanation. As Rosé heard her explanation, she thought about it for a minute and smiled at her. “Sure, let me eat and get dressed first, so make yourself at home,” she told Sofia, who nodded and while waiting decided to watch TV. Rosé, after she ate, started preparing to go out and give Sofia a tour.