Frankie Monologue

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As I squeeze through the sea of people, wishing I could acquire Moses gift in parting the Red Sea. This morning's humiliating phone call with Frankie plays on a continuous loop, causing me to blush before I even find him.
Instead of seeking Frankie, I find Angelo inhabiting the same table, we occupied last night; he still takes my breath away. Tonight, he removed his jacket, revealing a dark waistcoat over a white shirt. Though he has his back towards me, I notice a blonde woman sitting beside him. An invisible fist connects with my stomach as I observe the couple. He drapes an arm around her shoulders while keeping his face close to hers. Alice’s words replay in my mind, “He’s a player, he picks a different girl each night”
I wish to turn away, to search for Frankie instead of enduring this torment. Regardless of my …show more content…

“Nothing.” I squeeze my eyes shut and bite down on my lip. I should have lied, I should have told him I'm engrossed in a fascinating film where a boss falls head over heels for a girl, and she stomps all over his feelings.
“Good. Meet me at the club.”
“I- I- I- can’t.”
“Okay, I’ll come to you. What’s your address?”
Why does he want to meet me?
“Great. I’ll be there soon.” He hangs up.
What the hell just happened? Did I give him my address? Oh no. He must have hypnotised me over the phone.
Instead of ordering myself to pull it together, to phone him back and tell him not to come, I head to my room to freshen up and check my hair and makeup. Whatever shred of dignity I had left fades away; I'm a lost cause; I'm completely smitten.
Half an hour later, the buzzer sounds. The butterflies return to my stomach. “Hello?” My voice quivers.
“I’m waiting for you down here.” Angelo uses the same business voice he used on the phone. “All right, give me a few minutes, please.”
After scribbling a note to Alice, just in case she arrives home before me, I leave it on the breakfast bar and descend the stairs to greet

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