Three.
Marvin eventually pulled up after, what felt like two hours of me complaining and a lot of motorways.
"What are we doing here?" I asked, seeing that the we had stopped right outside a club and it was dark.
"I am not going in there." Alice laughed.
"Alice, you don't have too." Marvin smirked, watching Adam's car pull up behind his. "She's going in." Gesturing towards me as we got out the car.
"No, no, no." I shook my head.
"Yes, yes, yes." Adam grinned.
"Seriously, what's this about? Why do I have to go into some random...club on my own." I moaned, sadly knowing that I wasn't going to get my own way.
"You're not going in alone." Aston murmured behind me. I turned around. Before I could turn around I gave Marvin an angry glare.
"No. No. No. No. No. No. No." I repeated continuously.
"You'll see what I'm doing." Marvin grinned before nodding at Aston and getting back in his car. As did Adam and the girls. In a few moments, their cars were tiny dots in the distance, then...nothing.
"So we're stuck here now? Great." I said, sarcastically.
"You're still mad at me? That was three years ago?!" Aston shouted before muttering to himself then quickly apologising for snapping.
"I'm not so much mad. I'm just disappointed. I expected too much of you. I trusted you." I sighed, before rubbing my bare arms.
"Here." Aston said, pulling off his jacket and handing it to me.
"No, then you'll be cold." I looked to his tight, see through vest showing off his chests. Aston shrugged.
"I've got your rubbish jokes to keep me warm."
I smiled, "Why don't we just go inside? That way we'll both be warm?" He chuckled and agreed. We walked into the club to see straight away about fifteen pole dancers, I straight away walked out realising besides the girls on the poles and behind the bars I was the only other female. A few moments later Aston met me outside.
"Are we just going to stay out here all night then?" Aston asked me.
"What? Marvin and Adam aren't coming back?" I asked and Aston shrugged again. I sat on the kerb and Aston followed me again and sat next to me pulling me into him. I pushed him off, preferring to sit alone. I watched as one by one small twinkling stars arrived to watch us under the sky as I watched I felt the soft, warm fabric of Aston's jacket wrap around me. I was too cold to complain anymore. My head fell onto Aston's shoulder. I tried to defend my eyes from shutting but I couldn't fight it much longer as Aston gently hummed, calming me completely. And I was out.
