Me, a Millionaire and a Mercedes

First off, thank you to everyone who supports this blog!
I know it's been FOREVER since I last updated, but life's been a crazy whirl-wind since.

One of my priorities is to move - same city, but away from my current roommates - too hectic.
So, I posted an "ad" on Craigslist asking if anyone knew of cheap studios, apartments or even rooms nearby. Well, I received a response from a gentleman who lives further than I wanted, but he states he has a room for free because he's a "millionaire who's looking for a live-in girlfriend." After telling him he lived a little further than was preferable (since I don't drive), he then told me he'd give me a Mercedes to drive around in (if we hit it off).

Now, I understand that this may be one big lie in order to chop me up into pieces, but what if he's truly a middle-aged millionaire who can't get a girlfriend? Maybe he works too much that he can't hold a girlfriend.

Do I take advantage of this situation and get everything I want in order to get out of my current place, or do I get my own place and scrape by?

xx,
Bella

Rick, from Denver

I met a Rick, from Denver, last night on Craigslist.

(First, as much as I don't like finding men online, I still do it. Why? Well, a busy girl has to get laid somehow.)

Rick, from Denver, is a vice president for some software company and happened to be in town on a business trip. He's a 48yo wm who's d/d free (all internet lingo I've picked up along the way). Everything sounded legit, so I agreed to meet him at his hotel room. He was working on spreadsheets when I arrived and was, well, genuine the entire night. Genuine and gentle. Things heated up pretty quickly and he did not disappoint!

Though he flew out of town already, he emailed me telling that he's coming back next week, and that we should meet up again. Am I crazy to meet up with this man again who I know almost nothing about? I left his hotel room with a smile on my face, is it selfish to want that again? Anyone?