{“You've gotta dance like there's nobody watching, love like you'll never be hurt, sing like there's nobody listening, and live like it's heaven on earth.” ― William W. Purkey }
Her Outfit
Lacey, of course took the most time getting ready. But, seeing that she had straightened her hair for the first time in a year, the time was mostly spent on taming her curls. And, she wanted to waste as much time as possible in order to see which car Davey was getting in so she could get in the other available car. But, even with that it didn't stop the others from making them sit right next to each other.
Lacey was on her third drink as she looked out of the corner of her eye to see three waitresses flirting with Davey. She did her absolute best to not look jealous but, she couldn't help it. It was bothering her. Khloe was talking with Rylee, James, and Ellie about dancing or something while Lacey stayed to herself. She was still embarrassed about what had happened with her and Davey earlier on the beach and wanted to avoid talking about it or to him as long as she could. But, it didn't stop her from eavesdropping on his conversation with the three attractive girls. "You must be like, really good at talking to people!"
"I must be, considering the fact that you three ladies are still hanging around..." Lacey just scoffed as she took the last sip of her margarita. "Unbelievable." She rolled her eyes as she turned to her phone and started looking through her social networking sites. It wasn't until she heard someone saying 'hey' to her that she turned to look towards the voice. The annoyance rushed off of her face as she looked towards Davey who was looking at her with a charming smile on his face. "So I didn't waste my time getting us into this prestigious club just to sit around and do nothing you know."
She chuckled nervously as she shook her head and looked towards her lace boots. She cleared her throat. "Why don't you ask one of your little girlfriends, the ones you just sent away." She asked with a raised eyebrow as she crossed her arms over her chest. She really didn't want to dance with him, she had already made herself look like a big idiot in front of him for the day and it was too earlier to do it again.
But, the longer she looked at him and in his eyes she couldn't resist. She grabbed his hand before scoffing softly. "Fine" She stood up from her seat and pulled her black dress down a bit as she looked down at him. "I owe you for getting us in here anyway."
Lacey was on her third drink as she looked out of the corner of her eye to see three waitresses flirting with Davey. She did her absolute best to not look jealous but, she couldn't help it. It was bothering her. Khloe was talking with Rylee, James, and Ellie about dancing or something while Lacey stayed to herself. She was still embarrassed about what had happened with her and Davey earlier on the beach and wanted to avoid talking about it or to him as long as she could. But, it didn't stop her from eavesdropping on his conversation with the three attractive girls. "You must be like, really good at talking to people!"
"I must be, considering the fact that you three ladies are still hanging around..." Lacey just scoffed as she took the last sip of her margarita. "Unbelievable." She rolled her eyes as she turned to her phone and started looking through her social networking sites. It wasn't until she heard someone saying 'hey' to her that she turned to look towards the voice. The annoyance rushed off of her face as she looked towards Davey who was looking at her with a charming smile on his face. "So I didn't waste my time getting us into this prestigious club just to sit around and do nothing you know."
She chuckled nervously as she shook her head and looked towards her lace boots. She cleared her throat. "Why don't you ask one of your little girlfriends, the ones you just sent away." She asked with a raised eyebrow as she crossed her arms over her chest. She really didn't want to dance with him, she had already made herself look like a big idiot in front of him for the day and it was too earlier to do it again.
But, the longer she looked at him and in his eyes she couldn't resist. She grabbed his hand before scoffing softly. "Fine" She stood up from her seat and pulled her black dress down a bit as she looked down at him. "I owe you for getting us in here anyway."