It’s not my fault they’re so damn small you need a fucking magnifying glass to see them.
 
 That’s a genetic issue, so take it up with my parents.
 
 Oh, who am I kidding? A plank of wood has bigger tits than me.
 
 Where did I put Jose?
 
 Grabbing the bottle from the top of the fridge, I looked at the swirling liquid of golden yumminess in my hands and shrugged my shoulders. “Don’t have to hit my face with a wet mop.”
 
 I unscrewed the cap and chugged it.
 
 Ignoring the burn, I took my liquid friend and plopped on my couch. It was too early for pajamas and I still wanted to stew.
 
 I had every right.
 
 I had worked at that damn hospital since I graduated from medical school.
 
 Five years!
 
 Five long... long damn years.
 
 Taking another swig, I laid my head back against the couch and moaned, “Why me?”
 
 Yeah, I was also a wallower.
 
 None of this ‘the sun will come out tomorrow,’ shit for me.
 
 I wallowed in my misery.
 
 I embraced it.
 
 I built it up and then celebrated it with a bottle of wine or Jack, or if I was really depressed, Jose. ‘Cause let’s face it, Jose Cuervo could make even the most stubborn person cut loose and travel to pound-town with any male with a working penis.
 
 Fuck me.
 
 And just like that, images of last night came rushing forward.
 
 There wasn’t a time in my life when shit went sideways that I didn’t take five minutes for my own personal pity party.
 
 I kind of rocked it too.
 
 One time, I drank myself into such an oblivion I lost three days.
 
 Gone.
 
 Never got ‘em back.
 
 Still don’t know what I did.
 
 Then there was the time my pity party took me all the way to Gulf Shores. However, my last pity party was one for the record books. I got toe-up and split sideways. Woke up to the man of my fucking dreams looking all yummy and scrumdiddlyumptious.
 
 And what did I do?
 
 I handcuffed his fine ass to his bed before sneaking out of his room without a thank you for the multitude of orgasms he gave me. Hell, just thinking about his magnificent dick had my girly parts quivering with excitement.
 
 I was so screwed.
 
 To make matters worse, I just drank the last of my tequila.