chance
16-07-2005, 11:48
No more late night bitching in the loft, and no more undercover gossip in the bedroom. Makosi is adjusting to life in the House without her closest ally, Vanessa.
Sitting by the pool with Derek, Makosi tried to make sense of yesterday's events. She simply can't believe that both she and Vanessa received the most public votes.
"For voters to vote us both as least favourite doesn't make sense," Makosi said. "Vanessa and I were totally different."
"The reason they wouldn't like me would not be the reason they wouldn't like Vanessa," Makosi explained.
"Perhaps they just do not like friendships in the House," she mused.
"When we were together there was no slyness, and no maliciousness," straight-faced Makosi told Derek.
Yeah, those girls never had a bad word to say about anyone, did they!
Sitting by the pool with Derek, Makosi tried to make sense of yesterday's events. She simply can't believe that both she and Vanessa received the most public votes.
"For voters to vote us both as least favourite doesn't make sense," Makosi said. "Vanessa and I were totally different."
"The reason they wouldn't like me would not be the reason they wouldn't like Vanessa," Makosi explained.
"Perhaps they just do not like friendships in the House," she mused.
"When we were together there was no slyness, and no maliciousness," straight-faced Makosi told Derek.
Yeah, those girls never had a bad word to say about anyone, did they!