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Heights. And planes.
5.What’s the first thing you would do if you won the lottery?
How big of a lottery is this? I’m assuming smaller instead of buying an island type of lottery. So … I’d buy a car.
6.What do you wish your superpower would be?
Teleporting so I wouldn’t have to get on planes anymore.
7.What’s your kryptonite?
Durian. One whiff of it and I’ll pass out.
8.What’s your GPA?
Last I checked it was 3.2. I’m awesome at English but fail at calculus.
9.Do you havesiblings? (Specifically, about your sort of half brother and sister)
Obviously, youknowthat I have a half brother and half sister, so this question is a bit of a waste.
10.You murdered someone and need to hide the body. Who do you call?
My cousin, Linh. She’d be the first one there with a shovel and a list of top-five places to hide a body.
11.Do you believe in love at first sight?
No.
12.How many guys (or girls) have you dated?
Three guys.
13.Have you ever been in love?
Yes.
14.Had your heart broken?
Yes. Once.
FROM:[email protected]
SUBJECT:Satisfied Questionnaire
You passed the first test. Now, about my dry cleaning …
“So that’s one taro milk slush with half sugar, extra boba—the small ones not regular—and egg pudding?”
Biting my lower lip, I skimmed Ian’s text for the tenth time to make sure it was right. “Yes, thanks.”
Despite the fact that I answered his stupid questionnaire honestly, Ian still ordered me around left and right at all times of the day. It’s only been three days since his last email, and he’s texted me with an errand every single day. And I couldn’t be positive, but I swear his smirk got bigger and bigger each time I saw him. I wouldn’t be surprised if it were permanently plastered to his annoyingly handsome face by now.
Annoying face. Not handsome. Just annoying.
The cashier girl gave me a bright smile. “That will be $8.35.”
