Emily told Paul that she did not think they should have bachelor and bachelorette parties. Paul agreed not to have one. Does Paul fall under the peer pressure of his good friends? Or, does he stay true to his word?
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Emily told Paul that she did not think they should have bachelor and bachelorette parties. Paul agreed not to have one. Does Paul fall under the peer pressure of his good friends? Or, does he stay true to his word?
Also in the Romance Series:
Romance and a Piece of Cake (#1 in the Romance Series)
Romance and a Proposal (#2 in the Romance Series)
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The club was dark and the music loud. The guys were talking and laughing, while they watched and tipped the dancers. They all had a good time. Some of them decided to get lap dances and were talking to the dancers, but Paul felt bad because he went against what he had said, and was sure when Emily found out she would be upset. She was as home with his sister watching movies, and he was in a strip club. Jason had continued drinking and was flirting with all of the dancers and waitresses. He seemed a little loud and went a bit too far.
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The club was dark and the music loud. The guys were talking and laughing, while they watched and tipped the dancers. They all had a good time. Some of them decided to get lap dances and were talking to the dancers, but Paul felt bad because he went against what he had said, and was sure when Emily found out she would be upset. She was as home with his sister watching movies, and he was in a strip club. Jason had continued drinking and was flirting with all of the dancers and waitresses. He seemed a little loud and went a bit too far.
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