Chapter 31: In That Case, I'm Getting a DrinkSong Chapter: Middle by DJ Snake
Aria EvansThis was so not happening no way.
"Yeah guys, I was just kidding. I'm going home."
Turning back around away from the door with the booming diseased filled party behind it, I made my way down the steps not getting quite far.
Derek had caught a hold of me, a serious look on his face. If only I was wearing sneakers I could of bolted but no, Noah wouldn't allow it. According to him, wearing sneakers with a sexy dress was social suicide.
I couldn't give a rats butt though, sneakers were comfortable. That's why I sneakily tossed them in my bag before leaving. I was so not going to end my life over stiletto heels, no way.
"Don't do this Aria. You promised."
Giving me a pleading look, I couldn't hold back much longer with his stupid big eyes. Grudgingly shaking his arm off, I uncomfortably tugged on my dress, hoping to god my butt cheeks wouldn't come out. Fluffing my hair away from my face, I made sure everything was in order before sighing, nodding my head in confirmation.
"Okay, lets get this over with."
As Noah gave out a big whoop, Derek had led me towards the door, opening it to reveal my worst nightmare.
People. Everywhere.
"I'm going to go see if I can find Santana."
Giving Derek a pat on the back and I a kiss on the cheek, Noah had left, disappearing into the crowd of drunken teenagers.
Stupid leech.
"Aria."
Facing away from the crowd and into brown eyes, I raised my brow high at the twin.
"Looks like there's no basement so it's partying up here for tonight."
Great. Uncomfortable Aria meant annoyed Aria.
"In that case, I'm getting a drink."
It was only fair that having one drink wouldn't be wrong. I needed something to calm me down if I wanted to survive this night. So a drink would have to do.
Giving Noah a playful smirk, he seemed surprised by it as I made my way towards the party, hopefully finding the kitchen before getting lost on the way. I kept my hands tugged on the bottom of my ridiculously short body-con dress. It was honestly the only dress that wasn't so revealing from the choices I had.
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