I've Got Your Number
“So I’ve done nothing. I’ve said nothing.I know I’m avoiding it. I know it’s weak. I know I should face the situation. But I can barely even take it in, let alone talk about it. Especially to Magnus.I didn’t realize how good at acting I was. All weekend, I’ve given nothing away. I’ve had dinner with the Tavish family. I’ve been out for a drink with Ruby and Annalise. I’ve laughed and talked and exclaimed and joked and had sex. And all the time there’s been this little gnawing pain in my chest. I...’m almost getting used to it.If they’d say something to me, I’d almost feel better. We could have a stand-up row, and I could convince them that I love Magnus and I’m going to support his career and I do have a brain really. But they’ve said nothing. They’ve been outwardly charming and pleasant, politely inquiring about our house-hunting plans and offering me glasses of wine.Which only makes it worse. It confirms that I’m an outsider. I’m not even allowed into the family powwow about how unsuitable this new girlfriend of Magnus’s is.It would even be OK if Magnus hated his parents and didn’t respect their views and we could just write them off as loonies.MoreLess
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MissKat 3 years ago
This one hit home for me because I am a physio and I can relate to the character's profession. I love the twists and turns of the story. It wasn't the regular boy meets girl dilemma resolved but still it's heartwarming enough to give you that giggly feels.Write Review:
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