Dinner with the politicians was anything but interesting. I walked around and mingled just as I knew my parents wanted me to then I just sort of stood in the corner and let no one take notice of me. I was standing there daydreaming talking to this boring fella who only wanted to talk about government policies which I had no interest in at this moment. Don't get me wrong I am usually very interested in what is happening in the country but talking about housing wasn't what I thought I would be doing on this Tuesday night. But from across the room I spotted this dashing fella that looked about 16 and he eyed me too. He strolled over and said,
"Sorry Mr Bant, would you mind if I stole Abbie for a minute" and shot him a charming smile.
"Yes of course Jason, nice talking to you Abigail."
"You too Mr Bant, see you next time!" I replied a little too enthusiastically as Jason swept me away into another part of the room.
"You were looking really bored there"
"Oh my god he can't stop talking"
"About housing? Yes! I have gotten stuck talking to him at too many of these things."
"Hahha, Abbie Albanese" I held out my hand
"Jason Marles, nice to meet you." He replied taking my hand in his.
" How have we not met yet!" I said shocked that I had not seen this beautiful guy yet.
"I was just thinking the same thing!"
Anyways I hung out with Jason the rest of the night which I think got me in Dad's good books because he gave me a nod of approval when he saw us together. Having a friend might make these things slightly less boring - who knows what we could get up to together!
YOU ARE READING
The Prime Minister's Daughter
Roman pour AdolescentsAbbie Albanese is the daughter of Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese. Follow her teenage years as she is harshly scrutinized by the press and public while she navigates troubled waters in her life.
