It began
slowly, but now it’s getting out of
hand. I haven’t had this many men kiss
me since I was a baby - and a very adorable one, I might add.
It
started with Christian when we first arrived here. I still had a cast on my broken wrist so we
couldn’t shake hands. So instead it was the usual three kisses on
the cheek, left-right-left.
Then I got the kisses from Mathias when I saw him. Then from Jean-Eric. Ok, we’ve been friends for a
long time so that was ok.
But
when Didier kissed me, I thought I should be worried. Then I realized that no, we’ve been friends
for a long time, too. Maybe we were just taking our relationship to a new level.
When
Maxime kissed me, the alarm bells went off.
Yes, he’s a super friendly guy and all, and it was at the end of a many-bottles-of-wine
apero, but still.
Then
last night it was Philippe. He’s usually
standoffish but when I went to shake hands he pulled me in for a good Provençal three-cheeker. What the heck is going on?
I
know that it’s customary for male friends here in the South to kiss each
other. And yes, I’m friends with
everyone who has kissed me. But could there be something more?
Maybe
they think I’m French!
After
all, my knowledge of French wine is excellent. And I have several scarves that I know how to wear in an elegant yet manly
way. And I can complain about French
politicians with the best of them.
But
on the other hand, I can eat neither French bread nor French cheese. I think that disqualifies me.
Whatever
it is, I’ve become irresistible to men.
This
could cause big problems at my next fraternity reunion.
KVS
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