Melody Anne's Billionaire Universe: Going to the Chapel (Kindle Worlds Novella) (The Colter Family Book 1) Read Online Free Page B

out of the 80’s as well. The tables all had LED lights and the whole room though dark, still looked brightly lit. Robin smirked, making a beeline for the bar. She ordered a vodka and water, chugging it down quickly and ordering a second one. Charlene moved up next to her friend, ordering a martini.
“Are you okay honey? I’m just wondering why all of a sudden you got icy with Justin. Now you’re chugging down drinks?”
“I just hate how men with money like to flash it around. As if I don’t have my own, or they are using me for mine. Money. It always comes down to money. Oh and sex. Because apparently I should be grateful that he took time out of his so busy schedule to babysit us, so we should have sex.”
“Rob, darling, Justin was just trying to be nice. He wasn’t flashing anything around. You’re being unreasonable. Seriously. He was hot, and nice and it looked like he was into you. Hello, what was that five-minute stare down when you shook hands? Just because Darren is a douchebag, doesn’t mean every man is. Did you not say you want to be more like me this weekend? Hell, I’d have slept with him.”
“Let’s just dance. I really want to be more like you on this trip. I want to have fun and not worry about what people think or how I look or anything else. I want to experience some real fun, just like you.” Char smiled at Robin.
“You got it girl. First lesson then, don’t worry so much. Let men pay for things, let them beg for your attention.” She turned to the bartender. “Two shots of Patron please.” The shots of tequila were placed on the bar and the girls tossed them back. Char took Robin’s hand, leading her to the dance floor as the alcohol warmed Robin’s belly. She wasn’t much of a drinker, but tonight that was changing.
     
    After dancing until they were sweaty, Robin moved towards one of the tall, lit up tables in the center of the room. She fanned herself, panting for breath.
“I need a drink, but I have to sit really quick. My heels are hurting already.”
“Well you’ve been dancing like a mad woman! I know you said you wanted to let loose, but damn, slow down. It’s not a race Rob, we have a whole weekend.” Robin just giggled, looking past Char.
“Oooh, look there, those guys are cute,” she indicated to the group of guys at the bar behind Char. Her friend slowly turned around, scoping out the eye candy. Though they looked young enough to be frat boys, they were adorable and eyeing the girls up.
“I wonder if I can snag some drinks,” Char smiled and winked at the guys, biting her lip to keep from laughing, like she was keeping a secret. The girls kept swaying their hips to the Madonna song playing throughout the club.
“I got this,” Robin said, standing and pushing past her friend. She sidled up next to one of the boys, a stocky blonde. She slid her hand up his shoulder, grinning.
“Hey there,” she whispered into his ear, to be heard over the music.
“Damn, you and your friend have got to be the hottest girls in this club.” He sounded cocky and the weak pick up line would normally have caused Robin to roll her eyes. But after having a few drinks, she just laughed, shifting her hips so that her body pressed against his.
“Well then, why don’t you and your friends grab us some drinks and come join us,” she winked, moving back towards Char.
     
    The boys scrambled, getting a tray full of shots and moving towards the girls. As they set the drinks down, the blonde wrapped his arm around Robin’s shoulders.
“So ladies, let’s do some shots and get to know each other.” As he handed Robin a shot glass full of cloudy liquid, a hand covered the glass, pulling it from her hand.
“Excuse me,” she said indignantly. Looking up, she stared right into the chocolate brown eyes of Justin. “That’s my shot. Why don’t you go get your own?” She said.
“Robin, let’s go. I think it’s time you and Char headed back to your suite.” She tried