"Come on Cass!" Sabrina yelled, pulling my arm like a toddler.
I was over her house for the weekend while Xavier was over my parents house. This was the first time I had been without Xavier in awhile.
"I don't want to." I groaned, leaning back on her very comfortable couch.
Sab was trying to convince me to go out to the club with her and, to be honest, I didn't really know if I wanted to.
"Cassie. You will not come over my house and just sit around. We're going out so get up so I can get both of us ready. You could use some fun in your life, you've been surrounded by just Xavier way to long. Just cause your a mom doesn't mean you can't party."
I chuckled and sat up. "Ugh. Fine."
"Wait, Fine to what? Going out or letting me dress you?" She asked with a smile.
"Both. I guess." I sighed. "..just don't give me anything to slutty. Alright?"
She gasped playfully. "The small amount of faith you have in me is astonishing. Now come on so I can work my magic."
Two hours later
"Okay..now..look." Sabrina smiled, turning me to look in the mirror.
She had spent this time helping me get ready and also getting ready herself.
I smiled, looking in the mirror. "Wow. This is actually a nice two piece Sab."
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"I know. I know." She smiled. "Now let's go have some fun momma."
Kyrie
I sighed as a bunch of groupies crowded our section. As I sat down, a girl placed herself in my lap. I had saw her a couple minutes ago, kissing Jayson. I'd been here for 30 minutes and I was already ready to leave.. Her green eyes glared into mine as she smiled. "Hey baby boy. Your seem awfully bored."
"I am." I sighed, taking a sip from my glass.
"Well, how about we go in the back and make it interesting." She whispered in my ear, reaching down my pants.
My eyes widened, as I quickly stood up, causing her to move to the side.
Terry raised an eyebrow from across the room. "You good?"
I sighed and nodded. "I'll be back. I'm getting a little...claustrophobic."
He stood up and walked with me. "It is crowded over here. Want to go to the bar?"
I nodded and shrugged. We forced our way through the crowd, and to the bar where there wasn't many people. I took a deep inhale and closed my eyes, regretting even coming out tonight. "Can I get two shots?" I asked the bartender who nodded and poured out the liquor.
