Rachel glanced up at hearing the voice, afraid they'd somehow done something wrong at first when he informed them he was one of the managers.  She couldn't think of anything, but she wasn't usually the club-going type, so who knew what kind of rules they had?  It had been Bridget's idea for them to come, and finally Rachel had agreed.  Bridget was the more outgoing and extroverted of the two of them, always trying to get Rachel to go out more, and Rachel was always glad when she did.  Bridget wasn't pushy about it, something Rachel had always liked and appreciated about her friend, and knowing that Bridget wouldn't be upset if she said no somehow made her more agreeable to try whatever new thing Bridget had in mind.<br/><br/>It hadn't been hard to convince her to come along, even though at first she'd wanted to stay in and relax with a movie or a book.  Both of them had had several big tests that week, and at first when Bridget had suggested they go out, she was tempted to say no.  But her friend always had a way of making her ideas sound fun, and Rachel hadn't wanted to disappoint her.  Besides, dancing did sound appealing, if she found someone that seemed interesting enough.  She wasn't interested in any one-night stands, so she wasn't expecting much from a bar crowd, but just getting the chance to spend time with Bridget that didn't involve studying was a plus in her view.<br/><br/>She was surprised at Bridget's refusal of Cody's request, thinking that an invite to a VIP area was something her friend would jump at.  Still, they didn't know who was behind the invitation, though it was flattering to have been noticed.  Rachel was about to exercise her usual caution and agree with Bridget's refusal when Cody added that they should consider the offer again, rather than simply taking the refusal as firm and heading off to tell whoever was interested that they'd have to find someone else to take notice of.  She was curious who would be so interested in not just one, but both of them.<br/><br/>"Come on, it could be fun," she said when Bridget asked her opinion.  "I don't know about you, but I'm at least curious who's so interested to meet not just one, but both of us.  It can't hurt.  If we don't like them, we can always come back down, or find somewhere else to go.  Let's at least see who it is.  Besides, you're always telling me I should be more impulsive," she added.  If Bridget really didn't want to go, Rachel wouldn't force her into it, and she'd stick by her friend's choice, but she was hoping Bridget would at least be curious enough to find out who had his eye on them, like she was.