“Okay, I’m going to pretend you didn’t just say that.” Ria replied, with a small amused smile. “I’m 28, you bitch.” She laughed.

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“Okay, I’m going to pretend you didn’t just say that.” Ria replied, with a small amused smile. “I’m 28, you bitch.” She laughed.
“Maybe. But, he better be good and age appropriate. No interns, okay?”
“Ugh, I guess you’re right.” Ria sighed. “But, who has the time to find a decent guy?”
“You know what? I just might.” She joked.
“I’m sure your girlfriend would love to hear you say that.” Ria smirked.
“I don’t want a boyfriend, Mia.” Ria replied with a shrug. “They’re not all bad. Remember the paramedic? He was good, until he asked me meet his mom.” She shuddered at the memory. Meeting parents was definitely not her thing.
“As tempting as that offer is,” Ria smirked. “I’ll have to decline.”
“I feel like you should never say that again. Anyone can sing Beyonce songs.” She laughed. “That’s my main goal in life - to inspire my baby sister.” Ria smirked. “Honey - I doubt guys are staying away from you. You have always had a long line of suitors - even in high school.” She reminded her sister. “But staying single is smart.”
“Yes, Jules! That’s the spirit!” Ria grinned. “2037: Year of the single ladies. Let’s just sing Beyonce songs and be happy.” She sighed. “If only. I like dating too much.” She laughed. “Jules, how did you get so smart? Staying away from guys. When I was an intern I was a complete hoe.”
“Screw that. A true gentleman would at least wait until I fell asleep.” She replied. “Jules, boys are awful, why are they even a thing?” Ria said with a roll of her eyes. “Enough about my horrific love life. What about you? Are you seeing anyone?”
“Thanks, Brody. But, I am hoping it won’t happen again. I’m freaking great in bed - I just need to find someone who appreciates me.” She replied with a chuckle. “Anyway, the cop is definitely out of the picture. I deserve better then being second to a freaking app.”
“Me? Meeting someone online?” Ria laughed. “You should know by now that I’m far too old fashioned for that.”
“I know, it’s bad.” Ria said with a shake of her head. She was a serial dater, but when it comes to actual relationships- she’s a disaster. “They really don’t! Like I’m starting to think I’m gonna die a spinster!”
“He’s like 30-something.” Ria replied with a roll of here eyes. “And he’s a cop. I met him here. I really wish I hadn’t.” She laughed.
“ so this guy i’ve been seeing ” ria began talking to her friend, at the nurses station on the surgical floor. “ we had our fourth date last night and everything was going really r e a l l y well, and we went back to his place and…y’know ” she explained awkwardly, lowering her voice at the last word “ then literally as soon as we finished, he grabs his phone and starts playing candy crush. like, who does that? ” she said while using her wild hand gestures.