Stuck in the Middle

Stuck in the Middle

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Okay, so you know how there are all these guys that are like, “Oh, being in the friend zone sucks,” and “She doesn’t understand how I feel about her,” and all that crap? Well, if you don’t, you obviously haven’t been on Instagram or twitter recently. Well anyway, everyone always talks about how the guys feel like crap because the girl falls for the other jerk of a guy or even if there is no other guy involved and the girl just thinks of them as a close friend. So everyone knows that story pretty well, right? Well, what no one ever seems to take into consideration is the girls perspective. Until now. So pull up a chair, maybe some nice comfy blankets- oh- and you’re going to need some snacks because this might take a while. You ready? Alright, here it goes….
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Olivia made her decision. She was finally here. She decided to accept Jose's invitation for this one chance to show her what being with him was like. One weekend. One time. BOOK EXPERT: But as the reality of what she was doing sunk in she began to wonder if she could really do this. There were a million variables to them being together this weekend. Or in the future for that matter. She was miserable in a relationship she had been in for 20 years, while Jose had recently gotten out his own 20-year relationship. She wasn't in a space to date anyone especially not Jose. He was so kind and sensitive, that she often found herself unable to stay away from him. Even when she knew she should. At work she would email him if too much time had gone by. She thought about him constantly but never ever believed she would act on it. But here she was. At his house. Alone. For the weekend.

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