Later - Emma forgets something

It was nearly 2 p.m. when Emma returned to home. She felt a mixture of emotions. On one hand, she was optimistic about her "challenge" later today and somewhat happy about how the day had gone so far. But on the other, it felt as if she had forgotten something, something crucial. In her mind she tried to go over her schedule again, but she couldn't really put her finger to it.

Emma made her way upstairs into her bedroom, putting her pink-black shopping bag down onto the bed before finally getting out of her sweaty clothes.

"It's so fucking hot outside," Emma muttered to herself. The sensation of freeing her perky breasts from this tight, black bra was heavenly beautiful. So satisfying. She looked at her sweaty bra and remember an ex from Brown, who was very much into such things. But this seemed like a lifetime ago. Emma jumped into a pair of white trousers and got into a blouse which was dangling over the chair in the corner of her bedroom. She grabbed her black notebook and headed downstairs.

Outside in the sun, she would write a few more lines for later. George had helped bring back some good memories and Emma wanted to write them all down before the evening began.

you're a hell of a friend, Ems. waited at your place for well over an hour. now at Jeremy's, finally getting some food. you can still join me if you actually want to talk to me. soph

Emma's heart dropped. That was it – Sophie! She had completely forgotten about her lunch date. The two girls had barely talked to each other the past year. Sophie, who was only in the country for a handful of days before flying to Shanghai for a photo shooting, never fully forgave Emma for making her go on "the worst date of her life." The Hollywood actress had begged her to go and only said it was a matter of "life and ****" for her.

Emma texted her friend back and rushed back inside. A minute later, the young beauty was walking down the street to see the girl friend, who had lived through everything with her and someone she wanted to have back in her life for good. What Emma didn't realise as she rushed down the steps of the Tube entrance was that she never properly closed and locked the back door to her house.