The Silent Wife novel (Rachel and Justin) novel Chapter 576

Before meeting Leroy, Jolly undoubtedly was the queen of the nightclubs.

She would always be the spotlight anyplace she was at. From dancing to DJing to drinking, there was nothing that she wasn’t good at. Not even a naked person running by would be able to shift people’s attention from her.

It had only been a while since Rachel lowered her head, but the dance floor had already been conquered by Jolly.

“Ladies and gentlemen, tonight will be the last night I am a bachelorette. Let’s play a game. Finish all the drinks in10 minutes, and the bill is on me. Let’s begin in 3, 2… 1!”

The crowd began to grow wild with the music played by the DJ and the frantic flashing of the lights. Drinks soon were served in batches to different tables. Even the dance floor was filled with men and women with beer bottles in their hands.

Looking at this lively scene, Rachel instantly felt like she had been pulled back to a year ago.

As she smilingly took a sip of alcohol while looking at a group of three dancing intimately on the dance floor from a distance, she heard a man’s voice call out from behind. “Hey, beautiful! That is your friend, yeah?”

The man had to raise his voice through the deafening music for Rachel to hear him.

The other party’s booth seat was back-to-back to hers across a table. Unlike Rachel’s table, where she was left alone, their booth was occupied by both good-looking men and women. It was a perfect hunting ground for beautiful people.

Smiling, Rachel shouted, “Yes! She is my bestie!”

“How is she so beautiful?! Is it possible for her to not get married tomorrow?” he yelled back.

“Haha! I am afraid not, unless a typhoon strikes and they can’t go out, or the Civil Affairs Bureau is closed tomorrow.”

Otherwise, Jolly and Leroy were definitely getting married tomorrow.

“That was a joke. Don’t mind me.” The man raised his glass at her.

Rachel nodded in return, indicating that she could tell it was one.

In fact, it was easy to get along with people in nightclubs. As long as one didn’t run into drunkards or perverted men with ulterior motives, making friends was, basically, a problem.

This was how life was in this era. An occasional reveling in excitement was necessary to relieve stress and worry. Visitors who come here were all looking for nothing but joy.

A wave of cheers suddenly came from the dance floor.

The trio who stuck to each other as they danced had attracted the attention of the crowd, and everyone around them was dancing to their rhythm.

Jolly then took the microphone and shouted, “Let’s add another ten minutes to it. Counting down in 3, 2, 1. Everyone, we shall toast to a good time!”

Hearing that, Rachel let out a resigned yet coddling smile.

She had seen Jolly having fun in nightclubs before, but she had never seen her friend as happy as she was today.

Half of the people at the next table then came to Rachel’s side.

The young man leading the group asked her, “I don’t think I have seen you before. Do you not come here often?

“Is this your first time here?”

“It is,” Rachel answered frankly.

It was not her first time coming to this bar street.

Jolly and Rachel had immediately dropped by this street right after their return to Riverdale. Other than this so-called Internet-famous nightclub, which always had a line outside, they had already had their fun in other nightclubs.

“Nice meeting you.” The man took the initiative to open a bottle of wine and clink glasses with her. “Just call me Jerry.”

She raised an eyebrow at that. “You can call me Tom.”

He seemed a little surprised before he smiled. “You are not the first person to say that.”

“Is Tom such a common name?”

“Haha!”