Lost; n.m

0.7

I'm at the airport, where Brae and sal are waving me goodbye.

As I board the plane and take my seat, I skim over some paperwork Cameron had forwarded me. We take off almost immediately and after a while I begin to watch some old episodes to see what it's like for a bachelor like myself.

As i watch the show, I start to get even more nervous. So many negative thoughts sweep my mind as my eyes a glued to the screen.

I don't want to break 23 girls hearts.

I drift of too sleep for a while, and wake up again 20 minutes or so before the flight ended.

A warm welcome of camera men surround me.

But only when I looked closer, it wasn't camera men. It was papperazzi.

I've never even thought of these outcomes when signing up for reality TV. Sounds stupid when you think of it but all I was concerned about was if I was going to find anyone for me.

I smile at the flashing cameras but don't answer any of their questions.

"Why did you travel all the way from anerica to be Australia's next bachelor?"

"Rumour has it your a dad! Where is you daughter? Brae"

"What are your thoughts on swim star, Ali smith being an eligible bachelorette on the show?"

it was so overwhelming, and it was lucky that I found a lift waiting for me, which I presume was Cameron.

"Nathan!" he extends his arm for a firm handshake and opens the passenger seat, encouraging me to hop in.

"As you might of already guessed, I'm Cameron. I basically run the bachelor, so if you have any questions, I'm your guy."

He turns my way expecting me to fire away questions. But all I do is stutter.

He murmurs something under his breath but bites his tongue before I could hear anything.

We pull to a stop, outside a small cottage home. Then he finally speaks up.

"Look, this is a one of a kind experience. I know that your still young and a lot has happened with your love life as you had mentioned when applying but what I need you to do for me is open up. Tell us you emotions, what you feel"

I gulp. It seems so easy. But i know in reality, it wouldn't be.

"You need to be desirable"

Desirrable. To a whole nation. How much more nerve wracking could you get?