Adriana
AN HOUR LATER, Tiffany announced that it was time to go across the street to Gibby’s.
“Okay,” I said. “It’s getting really crowded in here anyway.”
“It’s going to be more crowded at Gibby’s,” warned Jeremy, who’d opened his tie and now seemed very relaxed.
“But at least we can dance,” I said, feeling absolutely no pain. I’d just finished my third drink and even Trevor’s presence wasn’t bothering me anymore. Well, not as much. After the second drink, I kept telling myself that if those two hooked up, then good riddance. After my third drink, I’d decided that I needed to rethink my own rule of hooking up. Possibly find a guy who might make me forget all about Trevor. Someone tall, dark, and very well-endowed.
“I want to dance, too. Let’s go and say goodbye to Bonnie and go over
