Dating Seasons (Completed)

e to meet you!" but immediately erase it. The

ain. "Wh

ttractive, but that doesn't mean he's not a pervert. Granny Mae has

asing a few more responses

ke Finn. The other guys have all written paragraphs that give me immediate red flags. As I'm thanking the uni

ect

s the etiquette here? Do I ignore these other guys, and they'll think I'm busy? They're s

if they're damn trolls, so I go

ut unfortunately, I'm not a good match for you.

nto others

pops up.

ou intrigued me wi

t that rejection message to Finn

to send that to you. It was

feel bad for the guy missing

Can you blush on the inside? I remember last night's discovery.

initely going to get you in my panties," but then erase, for

he asks. "Do we text first

s mine. This is my first

the kind of guy to wait around. Life is short. So.

. But best not to drag it out, I guess. What if I fall in love with his words and it's all a sham? People are much different face-to-face. Maybe he has a la

class in the morning.

seven? You can

ng from his replies. And he's not afraid to use the app emojis. It's cute. He promises to message

h

fingertips. Anything and everything is just a few clickety-clacks away. And a curse, well...because y

datin

first date increases the chance of the other person falling for you. Craft fairs are probably only thrilling to me, so I'

asks, saving me from the Pandora's box of anxiet

sshapen bowl. "

ps are b

h in my weekend pottery class. The

grown-up. But second of all, I'm not." I am. "E

you see?"

you put a lot of effort into designing." I run my finger around the th

a ten-year-old artist in the making

whisper, "Your

ther bowl. There's not

sten, everyone. This class is about having fun. You can't go wrong. Don't put so much pressure on yourself." You

Six little bodies bounce behind me to the wall lined with cubbies where they place thei

ut for my lunch break, the Hill is already bustli

s. Gwen's innocent statement about her bowl lingers in my mind. There's always plenty to do in Boulder-shopping, museums, dining-but everything seems so no

ind a man who believes you are, and he'll do things for you he's never done for anyone else." Well,

ing?" pops up on m

nch break. How'