It had been a few weeks since I met Jobe Bellingham. If i was him i'd hate to be harassed every time i was in public, so i just wouldn't go out.
Clearly, he doesn't do that.
'Kaliyah Watson.'
I turned around to the familiar voice, and there he was again. Jobe.
'Bellingham.' I said. 'Here for another coffee?'
'Tea, actually.' He corrected.
'Coffee's better.' I frowned. 'Why don't you just go to a drive-thru or something? It saves you the stress of having people ask for photos all the time.'
'I liked here last time, so i've come back for more.' He explained.
'It is good i suppose.' I nodded. I didn't really know what to say to him. It's not like we were friends, but we weren't strangers either.
'I saw you followed me the other day.' he spoke.
'Yeah. You say it like it's a bad thing.' I laughed awkwardly.
'Not at all.' He shook his head. 'I think your coffee's ready.' He pointed to the pick-up station.
'Oh, so it is.' I said, going to grab it.
'See you soon.' He smiled.
'Yeah.' I nodded.
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audrey💞
bro i've just seen him
again
Jobe? No way
yes way!!!
it was just like a casual
friendly talk, like hello? ur
famous and talking to me?
He wants u so bad
stfu🤦🏽♀️
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Today i had the most stressful day at work. I just wanted to cry the entire day i was rushing way too much. I hate rushing.
I got in my car at the end of the day and started driving home, stopping at waitrose on the way back.
Audrey called me, asking me to get her some things.
'Condoms? Are you fucking serious?' I said quietly into my phone.
'Please. I'm going on a date and i'm not risking anything.' she pleaded.
'Audrey, remember that just because you've seen Caleb with different girls it doesn't mean you have to go and sleep with someone. Don't rush anything.' I told her.
'Kaliyah it's fine. Stop being dramatic.'
'I'm just looking out for you Aud.' I sighed.
'Twice in one day?' That same familiar voice. I turned around, of course it had to be Jobe.
'Audrey, i'll call you back.' I said, ending the phone call.
'I'm starting to think you're following me.' I laughed.
'Small town.' He shrugged.
