Georgia noticed her but remembering that Aleaha never seemed to like her at all decided to leave her alone and placed the old cat on the ground and watched him run off and she walked ontp the beach and walked towards the sea amd sat down

Ian turned around and jogged to Georgia. "So. Wanna come bother your Lover Boy with me?"

Georgia was him " you don't give up do you and he isn't my lover boy my boyfriend is a marine remember besides he already has a girlfriend" she said and poined to Aleaha "the girl with the pink hair" she said. Georgia and aleaha was both Caucasian women with long hair and both had similar shapes also they both enjoy the good coffee but georgia was kind and unlike aleaha who wasnt a nice person georgia was

"Yeah, I remember that, trust me. And that's his nickname. And yours will be half-pint."

Georgia looked at him confused at the nicknames "don't call me that, now im going home as you ruined my day" she said and stood up "goodbye" she added and turned around and walked off was lover boy his nicknames

"You're welcome!" He called after her. He went to go bother Shawn now, or rather, lover boy. That's what he had started calling him, because he had seen the way he looked at Georgia

Georgia walked off past the flower shop and glaced in she wanted to see shawn but couldn't bother him at work so simply smiles at him as he delt with customer's and carried on walking past the shop and walked home "what a strange strange man" she said softly and sighed "i wish i had someone like shawn" she said she not even kissed anyone

Shawn smiled at her, not able to wave at the moment. Ian was in the shop, too, noticing Shawn's smile he turned to see Georgia walk past.

Georgia walked into the shop next door a regular shop (like adsa or Sainsburys or wallmart or what you have on your home countey) she had to get shopping for herself and her parents and pulled out a list

Once the customer left, Shawn began to walk around, tending the flowers. The girl that owned the flower shop came down from upstairs, where she lived, and told him that he was overwatering the roses. He was a little distracted at the moment, half because of Ian, half because he just saw Georgia