Last Friday I went to a party with some friends. This guy from work was throwing it at his house, and although I wasn't particularly friendly with him, I still decided to go. He invited me and a whole bunch of others from work and it sounded like a lot of people were going to be there. Also, I didn't have anything better to do that night. Hey, parties mean free alcohol, right? So where's the harm?
The party was already in full tilt when we got there. Cars were parked everywhere around the house, including on the lawn and in the driveway. The party was actually crazier than expected. There had to be about 300 people milling about both inside and outside the house, drinking, talking, dancing, whatever.
The house was much bigger than I expected. The guy throwing the party worked in the mail room, but apparently he must have come from money or his parents weren't home. The house was modern. Three stories with lots of windows and balconies. There was a pool behind the house and a pool cabana right beside it. That friggin pool cabana was bigger than my house! It seemed that there were no other houses nearby, which was probably a good thing considering the noise from the party.
There was a DJ in the corner by the pool, playing some cool music and you could see people just moving rhythmically, even if they weren't dancing. As I walked into the house and looked around, I couldn't believe how nice the place was. Everything had this shiny, clean, white feel. It was broken up with some nice artwork, some plants, and other furniture and things.
I am about 5'5, 120 lbs and have been told by my boyfriends that I have a really nice figure. I have green eyes and blonde hair which hangs down to just below my shoulders. I had worn a pair of low-cut jeans, which fit me very well, showing my ass to perfection and some nice strappy sandals with 3 1/2 inch heels. I was also wearing a thin, pink camisole top with spaghetti straps. Good thing that top had a built in bra, because there was no way I could have worn one underneath that top! I thought I looked pretty darned sexy.
When I walked into the living room, I felt people's eyes on me, both men and women. Men were looking to see whether I was worth their time, and the girls were looking to see their new competition! I don't mind being the center of attention sometimes, so I went with it. I felt pretty good. I found my way to the bar area and poured myself a vodka cranberry. I took my glass and turned around, sipping on my drink through a cocktail straw.
There were definitely some hot guys at this party. They were all over the place. On the couch, I saw a guy, totally hot, trying to talk to this very pretty girl. The guy looked like he was 6'3, and had a really good body on him. The girl looked like she was a latina, with dark brown hair that spilled down her back and big brown eyes and beautiful pouty lips. She had a look that reminded me of Adriana Lima, that girl from the Victoria's Secret catalogs. She was wearing a tiny skirt, her legs folded underneath her, and a little top that showed off her flat stomach. Her skin was light brown, the color of coffee with lots of milk. She didn't seem to be paying the guy very much attention. Rather, she seemed to be looking at me.
I looked at her and then turned away, sipping on my drink. Why was she looking at me, I thought? She was sexy and the thought of her looking at me was pretty hot, but, I wasn't interested in girls, so whatever. I made my way through the rooms of the house, talking to some friends from work and chatting with some boys. None of them really got my attention so I wandered outside by the pool, sipping on a new drink. I don't even remember who gave me this one, but it seemed a lot stronger than the last, like much more vodka than cranberry. I don't hold my liquor that well, so I walked over to one of the lounge chairs and sat down. I remember smelling some weed in the air, inhaling deeply as I watched the party go on around me and watching people dance, talk and flirt. Some boys came to sit by me and talk, but they left when I made it clear I wasn't interested in them. They weren't as cute as that boy from the couch earlier and I was hoping he would stray outside soon.