Reading Unconventional...

I'm currently reading Unconventional by Maggie Harcourt and this section made me laugh out loud so much I just had to share it! Because, embarrassingly as this is going to sound, this is pretty much what goes through my head at conventions when I see someone who I absolutely love! 
And you can all be honest because i know you think it too :p




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