Cara showed up at Ben's door soaking wet, bruised, and covered in glitter.
"What the hell?" he exclaimed, taking in her appearance.
"The only good thing I can say is, no one got arrested," she replied, stepping inside to drip on the little rug inside the front door. "But, I am never, ever going to another bachelorette party planned by your sister."
“Shit,” Ben said, rushing over with towels, “I told
her nothing crazy.”
“Well, if you consider strippers, huge glitter bombs,
and a fight then yeah it wasn’t crazy at all.”
Cara stripped her sodden, gritter covered clothes off
and carefully placed them on one of the towels. Yep, they were definitely going
in the trash. There was no way she was putting them in the washer and ending up
with glitter on everything they washed for the next ten years. The stuff was
like cat hair, once it got on something it just wouldn’t come off. Ever.
Ben wrapped the second towel around her and hugged her
close. “I am so sorry. I hope you are still planning to marry me.”
“I kind of have to, we already bought the house
together,” she teased, leaning her head on his chest.
“That’s right,” he said, kissing her, “the house and I
are a package deal.”
He led her through the house to the bathroom, where
she climbed into the shower. Sighing, she stepped under the hot spray and
watched streams of glitter run over her body and down the drain. She hoped like
hell the water company wouldn’t call them complaining.
“So, please tell me what happened?” Ben said, from the
other side of the curtain.
“She took us to this classy place called The Meat
Market, where we were forced to drink horrible, over-priced drinks through penis
straws. Unfortunately, there was another bachelorette party going on at the
same time as mine and, I think, certain people, thought it was a competition over
which group could be the most outrageous.”
“My sister?”
“Yeah, but she wasn’t the only one. There were two or three
girls, including the bride, from the other group who acted like they’d lost
their mind. If one of us would stuff a dollar, then two or three of them would
stuff more. If one of the dancers was wagging his junk in our face they wanted
him to come over to them. I don’t know, it just got stupid. Alcohol was
consumed, insults hurled, and the next thing you know glitter had appeared.”
Ben stuck his head around the shower curtain. “How did
glitter get involved?”
“I don’t know,” Cara said, shaking her head, “I was an
innocent bystander. One minute I was sucking my penis straw and the next thing
you know I had a face full of glitter.”
Ben coughed into his hand, which she knew, from
experience, meant he was trying not to laugh. She rolled her eyes at him and
rinsed the soap from her hair.
“Okay, so then what happened?”
“Are you done laughing?”
He tried to look serious as he nodded at her, but his
eyes gave him away.
Ignoring him, she went on. “Once glitter was thrown,
bouncers showed up, but that didn’t stop your sister from getting into a fight
with the other bride. Punches were exchanged and then other people started
getting involved. It basically turned into a mini-brawl. I tripped over a chair
trying to get away from the fight and ended up scraping my knee and hands.”
Ben climbed into the shower with her and she smiled.
Damn the man was handsome and he was all hers. Every last inch of him. He put
his arms around her and she snuggled into his embrace.
“I am so sorry,” he murmured against her ear.
“It’s not your fault. I will admit that I left. I have
no idea what happened. I know I heard someone yell to call the cops, but beyond
that I haven’t a clue. It could be that my entire bridal party is spending the
night in jail. I don’t know.”
“So, you’re telling me if the phone rings—”
“Be prepared to bail some people out of jail.”
This time he didn’t hold back and burst out laughing. “I
think you and I are going to stay right here. If the phone does ring, we won’t
hear it.”
“Good idea,” she said, going up on her tip-toe to kiss
him softly on the lips.
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I think competitive bachelorette parties should be a new sporting event. :D
ReplyDeleteMe too! They'd be so much more fun
DeleteLOL... love it. Well played. And I agree. A new wrestling event between brides and bridesmaids.
ReplyDeleteWhere points are earned and prizes given.
DeleteLOL Well done! I could see all of that going down. Competitive bachelorette parties...awesome.
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