Georgie laughed as Viv said that she needed new dance shoes. "Noted, I'll let them know," she joked. Viv's comment about them spending time together caught her a little off guard, but she smiled. It was nice to spend time together again, no Hayley, no Ray, no pressure, just the two of them and a bottle of wine. For a moment, she caught herself wondering what Hayley would have thought, before she caught herself and reminded herself that it didn't matter any more.
"Yeah, I've missed it too. But life happens sometimes, right?" She said, shooting Viv a smile as she leaned over to pour another glass of wine. She stared out the window for a few seconds. Viv was her best friend and she didn't get why it was so hard to just talk about the phone call. God knows, only a few weeks ago, they would have told each other everything. There had been a distance wedged between them, and Georgie wasn't sure it was either of their fault. So she sighed, taking another mouthful of her wine. Somebody had to bridge that distance.
"Me and Hayley are finished. She rang me during dinner and ended it. Turns out we just wanted different things, I guess," she said. Once she'd started talking about it, it was hard not to keep talking. "We said we were just gonna keep it casual, but I guess that... wasn't what she really wanted? And... I don't really get that. And it was just completely out of the blue and I don't know if... if it was something I did or not." She said. It felt good to get it off her chest and to finally be talking to Viv like this again, exactly as they always had been.
"Yeah, I've missed it too. But life happens sometimes, right?" She said, shooting Viv a smile as she leaned over to pour another glass of wine. She stared out the window for a few seconds. Viv was her best friend and she didn't get why it was so hard to just talk about the phone call. God knows, only a few weeks ago, they would have told each other everything. There had been a distance wedged between them, and Georgie wasn't sure it was either of their fault. So she sighed, taking another mouthful of her wine. Somebody had to bridge that distance.
"Me and Hayley are finished. She rang me during dinner and ended it. Turns out we just wanted different things, I guess," she said. Once she'd started talking about it, it was hard not to keep talking. "We said we were just gonna keep it casual, but I guess that... wasn't what she really wanted? And... I don't really get that. And it was just completely out of the blue and I don't know if... if it was something I did or not." She said. It felt good to get it off her chest and to finally be talking to Viv like this again, exactly as they always had been.