havinfun50
Honey Keeper
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It was just another December. Too many invites to events that had no substance or meaning. It was lonely, and despite the fact there were people all around him, New Years was just another event, another party. Dave didn't even want to be there, but his friend Steve was hosting and he said he'd go. Steve was forever trying to get him out and meet women despite his best efforts to avoid it.
For that matter several of his friends have been trying to get him out and about, but it never quite worked out. His tastes were a bit different than what most women preferred, but not so off as to be completely out of bounds. He’d been looking for a long time for that perfect someone, but fate had not yet blessed him with his match.
It was 11:45, almost time for the mandatory pairing up for a drunken kiss at the strike of twelve. How did he let Steve rope him into this? At 43 he should have let the amateurs have their night and stayed home. He should have been asleep by now and be ready to start the new year with some hope and a clear mind, but no, he was here at Steve’s party. He was the token single guy who was required for any suburban New Years party. The guy you invited because you felt like they had nowhere else to go.
He’d about given up and was making plans to duck out at 12:01 am when a hand reached out and grabbed his elbow.
For that matter several of his friends have been trying to get him out and about, but it never quite worked out. His tastes were a bit different than what most women preferred, but not so off as to be completely out of bounds. He’d been looking for a long time for that perfect someone, but fate had not yet blessed him with his match.
It was 11:45, almost time for the mandatory pairing up for a drunken kiss at the strike of twelve. How did he let Steve rope him into this? At 43 he should have let the amateurs have their night and stayed home. He should have been asleep by now and be ready to start the new year with some hope and a clear mind, but no, he was here at Steve’s party. He was the token single guy who was required for any suburban New Years party. The guy you invited because you felt like they had nowhere else to go.
He’d about given up and was making plans to duck out at 12:01 am when a hand reached out and grabbed his elbow.