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Descriptive Essay About Meeting You

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Ian walked towards us along with two men who looked like GQ models. What is with Italy and these men… Dressed in impeccably tailored suits which fitted them perfectly they gave me a genuine smile when stood in front. I turned my gaze when I saw they were watching me intently and I had no idea who were they.

Yug may have noticed my predicament. he jumped in and made our introductions. And I got to know the two guys were his employee's cum friends.

The one who was introduced as Mark came forward, pulling my right hand in his and kissed the back of my hand mumbling” welcome Regina.” I wondered if it was a name but I know for a fact that it was an endearment seeing the way he pressed the word in his Italian dialect. And the other one who stood …show more content…

He is being swarmed by those hot girls.

I couldn’t stop laughing when I saw Soph quickly walking to Eric and pulled him along with her. And if I’m not wrong there were some other who was laughing. I turned to see the entire gang looked amused at the scene.

I was disturbed by a deep voice beside me and I couldn’t stop thinking it was something familiar.” Fancy meeting you again. bella.”

My assumptions were correct; I noticed it was the guy from the mall who was flirting with me the other day. I wish I didn’t turn and saw the stupid smug smirk on his face.

Ahhh how I hate these men and their stupid smirks.

“Sorry I don’t think we met before” I sincerely tried to fool him. I was sure it worked a little but the man was an adamant fool. He started reminding me the entire incident as if I’m a short term memory loss patient.

Oh, that came really bad but you know what I meant. Right?

To save myself from the further misery I admitted that I remembered him and that was another mistake I committed. He settled himself beside me. As if I was his girlfriend he wouldn’t stop throwing cheesy lines which were actually to make me blush. But poor boy no such luck till now. I didn’t know 5 minutes could be this

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