Friday was my first day at the office. Yes, yes, this messy girl got herself a job! Nothing fancy, but I get to sit behind a desk, drink coffee all day long and pretend I'm all grown-up and actually get paid for it. Of course, I have some adjustments to make. Apparently, my decent black dress still got the guys talking - although the boyfriend was a catalyst for the dirty talk before telling them I was his girlfriend. Thank god, I sat at another table and tried to ignore the stares. Yes I'm the new girl, yes I'm wearing a dress, yes you'll see me here every friday and yes, I have a mind of my own and I'm not as cute as I look (but I am even more of a turn-on outside office hours).
Friday evening was even better. Like I already anounced: Miss Marvelous is back! And to my surprise, she surfaced in less than four days! Right after work, I went over to her house and when she opened the door I felt the same smile spread over my face as I saw on hers. We spent a couple of hours at her place, enjoying a healthy meal which was compensated by ice cream and the two bottles of wine we emptied. I didn't realize how much I'd missed her until I stood there in her kitchen, watching the way she whirled through her living room, trying do and say everything at once.
When we ran out of wine and food, we got ready for a night out. Translation: we looked at each other, decided we were hot enough without the layers of make-up or complicated dresses, put on our shoes and hitted town. The music was awesome, but everyone there was barely old enough to buy beer. We were surrounded by the type of girl we once were as well. Insecure pretty dolls, too self-conscious to let themselves go and to concernced with what people might think to do crazy dances and be the imperfect, spirited woman every girl has hidden somewhere inside her.
Marvelous and I danced, drank way too much, used dirty words and pretty much were the messy, cheeky, crazy, ruthless pair of girls we can be together.
I love having her back but most of all I love how it's as if she'd never been away - several months of seperation and very little contact didn't change the way I adore her or how much she appreciates me.