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Thank God for roommates.
And coffee of course.
The hangover I wake up with is a killer, but I guess that's what happens when you drink mixes made with God knows what. I didn't black-out or even brown-out, which is more than just a relief, but at the same time I'm getting second-hand embarrassment from "drunk-me." I threw up. In a moment of weakness caused by slight motion sickness and various alcohol swirling around in my stomach, I had let loose on the side of the goddamn road like an animal.
Gross.
And an attractive man had witnessed it first hand.
Double gross. Cue the embarrassment.
"So happy I have today off," I mutter as I sink further into the couch.
Maybe these cushions will swallow me whole if I sit still enough.
Mabel laughs quietly and hands me a cup of coffee. "I'm guessing you had a good time after I left?"
The steam from the mug tickles my nose and warms my lungs as I inhale the aroma deeply. "It was...eventful."
"Meet anyone?"
"I meet people all the time," I reply coyly.
Mabel rolls her eyes and tugs at the throw blanket on my lap, squeezing herself into my side so we're both beneath it. "You know what I mean."
"You sound like my mother," I grumble, shooting her a teasing look. "But to answer your question, not really. I did throw up on my way home though."
"The taxi driver must've been tickled pink."
"Didn't take a taxi."
Mabel narrows her green eyes at me. "Who took you home then?"
I shrug indifferently, taking a deep pull from the coffee. I will always believe that the best thing for a hangover is black coffee. No sugar, no milk, no creamer, just coffee. Dark and bitter. What better to chase away the previous night's regrets?
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