Tina sighed in the back seat of the car, as she scratched at her head.

Dont touch that! Liz yelled from the drivers seat. Tesa, hold her hands down if she tries any funny stuff.

A bandana was wrapped around Tinas eyes. Guys, this is stupid. I told you no party.

I know. This isnt a party. Its a celebration and youll love it. Now just sit back and relax. Were almost there.

Mandy, Tesa and Liz looked at each other, grinning from ear to ear. They arrived at a local ***** bar and guided Tina out of the car and into the bar. They put something over her neck and pushed her forward, placing a shot in her hand.

Drink up and then you can take the blind fold off. Liz said.

Here goes nothing. Tina said as she threw her head back. Then, Mandy untied the bandana. Tina squinted as her eyes adjusted to the light. It was loud and the music was thumping and women were everywhere. Tina looked around, confused. Women were walking up to her, smiling and kissing her on the cheek. She looked at Mandy with a question in her eyes but then she looked over her shoulder and saw two women sitting at the bar, excited.

Oh my gosh. Tina breathed before jumping on her friends. Addie! And Julie? I thought you guys couldnt come in until tomorrow morning.

Do you think wed miss this? Adison hugged her.

Yeah, one last night to celebrate your freedom? Julie smiled.

This is amazing. Im so happy youre here! Tina squealed.

Whats all the excitement for? Alice asked as she walked up to the table with Alice. Dana kissed Tina on the cheek but Alice planted a big kiss right on Tinas lips. She looked at Alice, too shocked to speak.

What the ***** are you doing? Tina finally asked.

You told me to. Alice shrugged, smirking.

What? I did not.

Um… yes you did. Alice said as she pointed to Tinas chest.

Tina looked down and finally saw what had been put around her neck. A sign was hanging like a long necklace that read, Im getting married tomorrow. Kiss me now or never. She gasped and looked over her shoulder to see the same thing on her back. She looked from face to face at all of her friends who stood there, avoiding her gaze.