Georgia gasped and blushed "h-hey? What are you doing?!!" She said and and looked at him surprised maybe it was too much maybr she lead him on with her hug she mistook for a friendly hug that she gave her friend

"Holding you," he said, unfazed. Shawn was staring at the television maybe just a liiiiittle too intently

Georgia jumped off his lap "can you not? We friends lovers sit on laps, my mum told me" she said and sat down in between them as the old cat jumped onto her lap anf went to sleep

Ian was very disappointed, getting friend-zoned. But that was okay because he wasn't about to give up just yet.

Georgia watched the tv like most girls her age she loved flowers favourites was lilies and roses and she also adored animals and lights going to volunteer at animal shelters and in her free time spent at the beach cafe's orthr movies or regular teenage girl things but was to shy to attend parties

Shawn knew all those things. After all, they had been friends since they were kids. He never was brave enough to buy her lilies or roses from the shop that he worked at part-time. He had always wanted to go explore the world and sail. He had been saving as much money as he could to get a boat

Georgia smiled softly she knew about shawn dream anf often told him about boats that came up for sale just in case "any luck finding a boat?" She asked softly as for her own dream she didnt have any. Georgia might explore the world or do something with animal's

He shook his head. "Not yet. I'm sure one will come up soon, though."

Ian didn't really have any dreams, either. He was a traveler and just let his feet take him places. He used to sell trinkets to girls, mostly using his charm to get them to buy what he had

Georgia frowned "im sure you will, oh and i have a temporary job, looking after mr Johnsons dogs while he and his wife take his boat before they to old to" she said unknown to shawn mr Johnson was planning to sell his boat and she was hoping to convice him to sell it to shawn for a reduced price if she worked for free

"That's nice of you," he commented. "How long are they going to be gone for?"