Chapter 1864
Erica rolled up with ten luxury cars from her family. In no time, the entire party was whisked away.
When Barton arrived with champagne, the private room was empty.
"Where is everyone?" he asked.
The manager stammered, "Miss Mathis came and took everyone."
"Where?" Barton's expression grew grim.
"Some club, I think," the manager replied.
Barton had a sinking feeling. He quickly started tracking down which club Erica had booked.
Meanwhile, Debra and Jordan stared at the scene inside the club, stunned.
A massive disco ball spun, casting dazzling lights. The dance floor was packed with people grooving. Hot girls and trendy boys were partying hard.
Champagne bottles popped nonstop, and the music pounded their eardrums.
"Let's get wild!" Erica whistled.
Debra's face paled. "Erica, this is crazy. Andrew will be mad."
"What? Can't hear you. Too loud." Erica leaned in, then grabbed her. "You're an adult now. Live like one."
She then waved Jordan over to join.
Jordan, with his good looks, had already caught the eye of a few girls.
"Hey, cutie, dance with us!" one called, sidling up.
"I don't dance," he refused.
"No problem. We'll teach you!" Several girls pushed him onto the dance floor.
Jordan shot Debra a desperate look for help.
"That guy's acting all shy, but he's probably loving it," Erica laughed, nudging Debra toward the floor. "Relax. I've got you. This place is safe. Only our circle gets in here. Anyone messes with you, and I'll have their head."
"But I..." Before Debra could protest, she was on the dance floor.
Erica shoved a few spiked vodka juices into her hands. "These are tasty. Try them."
Debra took the drinks, downing them as Erica kept handing her more. The alcohol hit fast, and the dance floor's vibe swept her up. Soon, she was dancing with Erica, lost in the moment.
Barton rushed back to the company, but the meeting was still ongoing.
He burst into the conference room, and silence fell.
He leaned in and whispered, "Sir, I found out Miss Mathis took Miss Frazier to Glamor Club." Latest content published on find[ɴ]ovel.net
Andrew's expression didn't change, but the room felt colder.