Pampered by my three brothers: the return of the neglected heiress novel Chapter 608

Chapter 608: Girl’s night

Falling in love with a lie was the scariest thing they had heard. Although Ginnie and Grace were currently not in a relationship, hearing Lily’s remarks sparked a newfound awareness of men in them. Penny was the only one who wasn’t scared, knowing her husband was the best and would always be the best. However, Nina felt the most terrified. Even so, she didn’t show it and simply smiled meekly.

"Oh, Lily! Never mind! Let’s get married!" Ginnie exclaimed, hugging Lily as the latter started to tear up. Lily chuckled through her tears, tapping Ginnie’s arm.

"We should!" Lily sniffled, hugging Ginnie back. "Oh, Ginnie, can you now see my broken heart?"

"Please don’t show me your breast."

"But they’re good!" Lily frowned, hesitation flickering in her teary eyes. "Are they not?"

"Did you have a boob job?"

"You think I did?" Lily happily cupped her breasts, making Penny and Grace shake their heads.

Nina, on the other hand, kept her lips pressed into a thin line. She maintained this meek smile, reaching out for her drink in hopes the glass would help her get rid of the seed of fear in her heart. Much to her surprise, Penny reached out to hold her hand.

Turning her head to Penny, she saw the latter offer her a reassuring smile. Nina let out a shallow breath, knowing Penny was aware that Nina had lied. Yet Penny didn’t press the matter. That alone was something Nina appreciated.

’I won’t think about this for now,’ she thought. ’I trust Finn, and I’m sure he has a reason why he lied to me tonight.’

With that thought in mind, Nina’s smile stretched as she and Penny refocused their attention on the girls.

"This is not it!" Ginnie clapped, looking at the ladies around the table. "We’re here tonight because of Penny — I don’t know or probably forgot why she even hosted tonight’s party. Doesn’t matter! Tonight is girls’ night, and we will make the best of it!"

The corners of their mouths stretched from ear to ear, knowing what Ginnie meant by that.

"So!" Ginnie slowly pushed herself up, watching all of them lift their eyes at her. "How about we party, eh?! This private room is too private — I want to get wild!"

"Oh, my goodness..." Grace chuckled, taking another sip of her drink before she also got up. "Let’s do it. I think I’m now in the mood."

Lily didn’t wait a second; she giddily jumped to her feet, making her perfect mounds bounce. Seeing how her breasts bounced made Ginnie scrunch up her nose, covering her chest, which was as flat as the highway.

"Tonight is girls’ night!" Lily announced, unaware of Ginnie’s sudden insecurity. "Let’s have fun and find boys."

"I don’t need boys," Penny lazily remarked, not having the energy to get up.

Nina chuckled. "Penny, don’t be such a killjoy. Let’s go."

"Yeah. Penny, how come you’re not as fun anymore?" Lily inquired, making Grace and Ginnie tilt their heads to the side.

The two women found themselves asking the same question: "Since when was she fun?" However, their question was ignored by Lily and Penny. Penny knew she wasn’t the fun type, and she accepted that. Lily was the only person who believed she was fun.

"Come on, come on!" Lily jumped to Penny’s side, dragging her arm with her. Penny lazily let her friends pull her to wherever they thought was the fun place in this club.

As they did so, Penny had only one thought in mind: ’I should’ve hosted the party at home or Mama’s. No, not Mama. Aunt Jessa would be one of the people dragging me as well.’

Regardless of Penny’s reluctance, she found herself on the dance floor with her friends, dancing to their heart’s content. Initially, she started swaying just to blend with the crowd before she eventually found herself having fun with her friends’ vibrant energy.

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Meanwhile...

"I don’t," Zoren replied quickly, holding back the rest of his sentiments. ’And I don’t want to know.’

"Oh... my wife probably misses him but didn’t have the time to express that," Zoren reasoned, trying to force a smile. However, getting used to not smiling made his expression look strange. ’It’s good that she didn’t do or say anything to him, though?’