Bartender By Night

"Any fool can have bad luck; the art consists in knowing how to exploit it."
-Frank Wedekind
No viable relationships can be procured between a blatantly underage Oxford student and an impudent bartender. Especially when her literature essay skills greatly exceed those in spur-of-the-moment decisions, more so than would be intelligent to admit. And he's never seriously dated a girl in his life. Somehow, though, Rowan Shiring manages to lose her accent-clad British boyfriend, first as she wanders away, and again when he finds her again after one chaotic night at the aforementioned bartender's crowded pub.
And when she finds herself (by what will prove to be either the best or worst of luck), at the very same bar a month later, she can't help but chase after the very same bartender. And with her usual obliviousness, ignores the lack of romantic instability in cheeky, curly haired boys who spend their nights serving beer and their days doing who knows what.