The phone rang at 4AM. She smirked.
"Sure, I'll come drive you home. You do know your house is closer to the bar than theirs, right? Shh, I'm just busting your balls. I know what you really want."
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'Smirk' is a good word to use here. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteBwah ha haaa...can we say booty call?
ReplyDeleteI, uh, She preferred to think of it as realizing he didn't really want to spend a whole day without her. ;)
DeleteYeah, booty call.
Very cute! Loved reading this.
ReplyDeleteThe smirk made me wonder whether she was gonna tell someone off or get off. Nicely answered! lol
ReplyDeleteCame from the Trifextra linkup.
Gotta love when both those things happen. :) Thanks!
DeleteVery nicely done. Funny and provocative.
ReplyDeleteI like how she owns the conversation!
ReplyDeleteIt's not too hard to own a conversation with a drunk. ;)
DeleteReally? At 4am? smile
ReplyDeleteSome people use the birds and morning paper delivery as alarm clocks, others use them as a sign it's time to sleep. :))
Delete*LOVE*
ReplyDeleteI did too. ;)
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ReplyDeleteI love that she was right there, ready, and yet how she was the one in charge.
ReplyDeleteShe *might* have been waiting to gloat about how she was right, he really didn't want to go a whole day without her. :))
DeleteThis definitely captured my curiosity! An intriguing response to the prompt.
ReplyDeleteMegan, as Harry Connick sang, "With a wink and a smile"! Sweet and funny. Amy Barlow Liberatore
ReplyDeletehttp://sharplittlepencil.com/2012/03/03/the-call/
Ahh, he liked Harry Connick. Perfect. :) Thanks!
DeleteSweet, and so very playful. Great entry.
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