The Bad Bae Stole My Bra - Season 1 - Episode 64

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The Bad Bae Stole My Bra - Season 1 - Episode 64

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I shake my head. I need to quit thinking about him: I’m going on a date for Pete’s sake. I smile a little, rubbing my
palms on my jeans. I’m going on a date!
As I park up outside the Elephant Bar, my stomach twists a little with nerves. But honestly, how bad could it be? I’m
sure it will be fine, and worst case scenario I have to forge a stomach bug and escape ASAP. I might as well give it a shot. I sU-Ck in my breath, exiting the car and walking to the entrance of the restaurant. Violet told me
earlier that he’s meeting me inside the entrance, just before the check in point. I exhale slowly, straightening out my blazer and walking with my head held high into
the restaurant. The music surrounds me instantly,
followed by the chatter of customers. I’ve always loved the Elephant Bar.


I glance around, but by the looks of things he hasn’t arrived yet. I’m not sure if I’m glad about that fact or not.
I don’t think I’m early, he just might be a little late.

Or maybe he won’t show at all. No, no, no, I’m not going to get stood up. That’s a stupid thought. He’s just a little late,
is all.

Or maybe not so late.

I watch, fighting the urge to drool, as an attractive guy walks through the entrance. His tousled chocolate locks and big brown eyes definitely make him cute.

Maybe this is him? If it is then I’m incredibly out of my league, but I’m not complaining.
Meg’s description suits him very
well. This guy is hotter than the surface of the sun, although I know of someone who’s even better looking.

Stupid, stupid, stupid. Why are you thinking of Alec right now?

The boy looks over at me, offering me a small
smile, but carries on walking. A girl with red hair waits for him at the bar, her hand resting on the swell of her stomach.

Oh, she’s pregnant! Well that’s awkward.

Okay, so it’s not him. I turn back to the entrance awkwardly. Maybe it’s that guy-


“A beautiful girl like you should never frown. You never know if someone’s falling for your smile.” A voice comes
from behind me.

Oh.

I spin around quickly. I wish I could say that the guy in front of me is a dark haired, tall and handsome stranger.

I wish that I could say that I’ve never met him before, and that he was a sweet dark mystery for me to unravel.

After all, that’s what the concept of a blind date is after all.

Meeting a stranger and getting to know each other, no strings attached. The only thing is I don’t think I can call
this a blind date anymore. The person stood in front of me is most certainly not a stranger.


“Toby?”

And it all comes flooding back. The party. Brad. The thing I couldn’t remember. Brad spiked my drink; Alec’s bruised knuckles….Brad got beaten up. I stare at the boy
in front of me in horror, my jaw resting comfortably on the floor.

Alec beat up Brad for me…Toby moved back to
town. My eyes widen as the thoughts sink in. This is way too much to process in one go. I clutch my head, trying to cram the memories and thoughts back into my brain
but it’s no use.


They’re bursting out: a flood of all of the
things I don’t want to remember anymore.
He hasn’t changed that much since I last saw him, six months ago. Same steely grey eyes, tousled blonde hair
and strong jaw.

But the circumstances have changed so much that I can’t even describe.


“Hey Riley,” He smiles.


“I-I think I have to go.”
And I run.