“I’ll take another one!” Alice said gulping down the rest of her daiquiri, licking her lips, a warm feeling settling in her stuff, she shot a look at Andrew. With liquid courage setting up in her spine she decided no was the time to go and reiterate just how stupid she thought Gabe was.<em>You can do this, just get up, don’t stutter, and tell him. Friends. We’re trying to make friends.</em>Sliding off of her seat she walked over to him carefully. Her walk wasn’t slinky or seductive but there was a slight, natural sway of her hips. Stopping in front of him Alice smiled brightly.<br/><br/>“Andrew. I know you probably don’t want to hear this.” Alice stared at her thumbs, trying not to stammer as the blush on her cheeks began to spread down her neck. “I don’t think what Gabriel did was appropriate and I will do my best to make sure he remembers that we are guests here. Personally, I don’t see what his problem is. I think werewolves are fascinating.” The more nervous that she got, the more than Alice began to babble slightly.<br/><br/>Lucas smiled as Millie pulled away from Cameron to huddle beneath his arm. Feeling more glad than ever that he knew how to get the woman’s attention. “I’d like to think that you aren’t using me for my body.” He pointed out though he wasn’t going to be too heart broken if she was. He leaned his face down when Millie pressed a kiss to his cheek and grinned, turning his mouth closer to her ear. “Yes, yes it does involve clothes, and if you’re good I might let you,” He looked around to make sure that no one was listening, no that it really mattered. “contact a tailor.” The last few words were uttered straight into her ear, carefully, one at a time.<br/><br/>“Come now.” He spoke louder this time, swiveling them around and heading towards the one of the V.I.P area’s that the werewolves used, they had secluded rooms in the V.I.P area upstairs and it’d be easier to talk to her there. “Said clothes we are going to need will be for a woman, a curvy woman, but she can’t know that they are being maid for her.” He said carefully not wanting to use the word party yet. There was still a chance it would excite Millie and she’d yell happily.