The Bad Boyfriends Bootcamp by Poppy Dolan

Author:Poppy Dolan
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Canelo Books
Published: 2017-02-15T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-Two

Valentine’s Day, in the pharmacology of official holidays, is like a very strong steroid. It either helps a romance grow and strengthen at a peak moment. Or it means things go too far too soon and it all fizzles into a droopy nothing pretty quickly. But it seemed that this particular Valentine’s Day had been the sort of steroid that turned everyone into robust, spot-free love machines, rather than the sort that got hairy ladies thrown out of the Olympics. Three weeks after the speed-dating night it seemed like everyone’s flirting muscles had quadrupled in size and lots of the bootcampers had, in the words of Queen, found someone to love. Well, someone to lust at least. So the tone of Molly’s training sessions moved from meeting the girl to keeping the girl. From the dating frying pan into the raging fire, in other words. As the bootcampers were fast realising, there was still a whole lot to learn.

Cupid’s aim hadn’t just been trained on the men in Molly’s humble operation: both Rach and Josie suddenly announced during one busy coffee catch-up that they had ‘sort-of, you know, well, it’s early days and I wouldn’t like to … but yeah, yeah it’s good. Uhuh, yup.’ Both privates had met someone and both wanted to keep their special someone private. Fair dos, thought Molly, I wouldn’t want to tell a superior about my love life. Not that I consider myself superior to them, but in the army metaphor-thingy, a colonel would be the one in charge. When she pressed Rach and Josie for at least names of their new fellas they had eventually conceded: ‘Greg,’ said Rachel, and ‘Kevin,’ came from Josie, as she winced a little. It wasn’t much, but it was a start. And as long as both Molly’s vital ladies turned up on time and had their head in the game – and still had time for a good saunter round the park, Cornetto in hand and all other gossip full-flowing – Molly was happy. But when it came to attending slightly mad and mostly hysterical wedding fairs with her mum, it was a whole other matter.

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