Sadly, finding a man to put a ring on it was not one of her talents.

A year ago, a lack of a steady relationship hadn’t been depressing to her, but watching all of her friends hooking up and settling down... well that was definitely getting to her. She had a few friends back in California who were still single, but they didn’t do her much good when it came to having single friends to hang out with. Not that her coupled-up friends here left her out of things. They were really good about including her.

And thank goodness she wasn’t the only single person in the group. They were definitely dwindling in numbers though.

Dwindling just like her drink.

She looked at it sadly.

“What’s wrong?” Kate asked, loud enough to be heard over the music.

“My drink is broken.” Sharon held up her empty glass. “I need to go fix it.”

The song was ending anyway. She bumped hips and shook her tits at Kate one last time, and then started heading for the bar - why was it so far away?! - as the song changed over to slower. Ugh. Definitely time to get off the dance floor. Although she did have to smile as she saw Michael pulling Ellie onto the dance floor.

Even better, Luke had just come up to where Olivia had been dancing and was now trying to get off, and Sharon was passing right by.

“Are you sure you don’t want to dance?” he asked, with a seriously charming smile which made Sharon swoon a little. The man was hot. Olivia needed a dance with a hot guy, even if he wasn’t her type. Plus, Sharon was pretty tipsy and wanted to cause some trouble.

“Oh you should definitely dance with him!” she said, ‘accidentally’ stumbling to push Olivia closer to Luke. The redhead practically fell into him, turning her head to give Sharon the look-of-death. Oopsie. Oh well.

Worth it.

Probably.