First (Wrong) Impressions: a Modern Pride & Prejudice
“There were about forty people milling around by the time Lizzy and Jane arrived, and Mary and Lydia were already there. Lydia was dressed like a pop princess, and Jane was in a rather sexy, low-cut dress. Lizzy wore nice jeans and a pretty blouse; she didn’t own party clothes. Mary was in dress pants and a button shirt, so at least Lizzy wasn’t completely underdressed.Caroline greeted them in a dress worthy of Hollywood award season. Above the knee, tight, low-cut, and backless. It sparkled and clung to her curves, and probably cost more than a used car.Charles greeted them and kissed Jane’s cheek as soon as he saw her, taking her coat. “You look sexy, baby.” Jane smiled prettily, and chucked him in the arm. “Want to dance?”Jane smiled. “That’s why I brought my dancing shoes.”Charles helped Jane into her shoes and they laughed and giggled before heading out into the giant expanse that Lizzy assumed was supposed to be a living room. Whatever function the room normally served, it was no...w a dance floor double the size of that at most bars and wedding events.MoreLess
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