Literature
Adult Years- True Story Part 3
I accepted the invitation to the party immediately; as a single woman, one isn't always welcome at such events... and, as expected, the crowd consisted mostly of couples.
It was in Winter 2018, none of us suspected that this would be the last party before the Corona pandemic broke out.
I liked the idea of everyone contributing a specialty dish to the buffet; in the end, a medley of delicacies from around the world was piled high on a long, old wooden table.
As usual, I was part of the die-hard group that stayed until the very end... even though no one ever actually shouted, "Get off my property!" at us.
The only man in the group was handsome, and he knew it. Normally, I can't stand that type—very tall and athletic, with short-cut hair—but he possessed two qualities I’ve always found irresistible: wit and intelligence. Both are the ultimate aphrodisiac for me
Life is worthless without humor.
Since he had previously mentioned the terrible, cheesy novel Fifty Shades of