Chapter 310

Bonus 10: Two Days Before

Nina

It was two days before my wedding. The house was quiet, a lull of calmness in the storm of preparation. I was at home that evening, half lost in the endless list of last-minute arrangements and half lost in daydreams. Enzo was out, running some errands.

I didn’t expect anything out of the ordinary. But as it turned out, I was in for a huge surprise.

A knock echoed through the house, the sudden sound pulling me from my musings. I opened the door to find Jessica and Lori grinning mischievously.

“Hey, guys,” I said, opening the door a little wider. “I wasn’t expecting you-”

“Grab her!” Jessica shouted.

Before I could react, Lori grabbed me by both arms. A bridal sash was thrown over me, a tiara was plunked on my head, and I was unceremoniously dragged out of my house.

I glanced over my shoulder, certain that Enzo would come home and think that I was kidnapped. And technically, I supposed that I was kidnapped.

“Wait, what’s going on?” I stammered as they pulled me into a car, laughing at my confused state.

“You’ll see.” Jessica winked as Lori began to drive down the road.

delight as we parked alongside the local club. Lori and Jessica put their hands over my eyes and guided me inside, where they pulled their

familiar faces was

exclaimed, whirling around to face Lori

in the arm. “Your wedding is in two days. Obviously you have to get piss drunk and

drink was shoved in my hand and I was pushed unceremoniously into the throng

Jessica hollered over the loud music, taking my

by the rhythm, my feet moving almost on their own. My tiara twinkled under the neon lights, a beacon of my soon-to

and a cheer erupted around us. The atmosphere was electric, a palpable energy that coursed through everyone, uniting us in our shared revelry. We formed a circle, each of us taking turns to step into the

oddly transfixed by her ethereal beauty as she swayed on the dance floor, moving and gyrating in sync to the music like a flower swaying in the

in the happiness that radiated from everyone. But, in the midst of it all,

see Enzo, a look

I asked, my voice barely audible over the loud music.

question,” he shouted back, grinning with a drink in his hand. “Did

of the crowd. Our

were having the bachelorette party here!”

shot her a confused look. “I thought

Luke and pulled him back toward the dance floor. I watched with

knew it, both parties had converged

night took an unexpected turn, our separate parties merging into one epic celebration. Friends from both sides joined in the revelry, the club reverberating with the amplified cheer of

non-stop dancing. Our friends formed a raucous conga line, weaving through

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