"Hi, Trish. They let me off early. Do I... does the free ride offer still stand?"
"If we're talking about my face, then definitely. If it's the car, I'll think about it."
"You're such a perv."
"You never exactly said no."
"I never said yes either."
"It's a no, then, babe?"
"..."
"Cat got your tongue, princess?"
"Y—you're—you're standing really close, Trish."
"Am I making you nervous?"
"N–no! No. You're not—I'm not nervous."
"Stop staring at my lips. Eyes up here, princess."
"I'm not... staring."
"I should dress up more often, huh?"
"I think you shouldn't be dressed at all."
"What was that, princess?"
"I mean—I meant—you shouldn't—uhh, like—I didn't mean naked—it's the suit... it's very... distracting..."
"We should get going."
"Right, yeah, sorry. I don't... yeah. Anyway, yeah, we should go. To my place. You can stay. Like, if you want. Tonight."
"Do you want me to come over?"
"Y—your choice. If you want."
"You choose. I'm not really in the mood for vague answers."
"Yes. I'd really like you to come to my place for a bit. I... I can make dinner."
"Depends. Do I get you for dessert?"
"Maybe it's your lucky day. We'll see."
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Conversations (Gxg): The Monday Morning Theory
Teen Fiction[Completed] "I swear I'm not into you, but can you pretend to be my girlfriend every Monday?" Because meeting at a coffee shop isn't cliché and fake dating usually leads to feelings and Monday mornings don't have to be the worst. The Monday Morning...
