Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 164

As Sabrina chatted away, she unlocked her phone with a knowing smile. "My brother just sent me a video. You've got to check this out."

She tapped the screen and held it up for Olivia to see. "So, Joshua went to pick up Allie from the bar, and she was all over him. She wouldn't let go. She even tried to steal a kiss right there in public!"

Sabrina's grin was mischievous, her eyes twinkling with teasing delight. "Who knew that you get so bold when tipsy, Allie? We've been friends forever, and I've never seen this side of you."

In the video, Allison was undeniably tipsy, clinging to Joshua. Her voice was dripping with playful sweetness that sent shivers down her spine.

"Joshua, just one kiss...

"Come on, just a little peck....."

Allison was so mortified at that moment, she'd have gladly disappeared into a hole in the floor.

"Ahhh!!!" Allison's face was as red as a tomato, and she let out a frustrated yell. "This is mortifying! It's like my worst nightmare! Delete it right now!"

She lunged for the phone, but Sabrina quickly ducked out of reach. "Nope, not happening! Why delete it? It's adorable, don't you think, Olivia?"

"Yeah, Allie, I don't

was dying of embarrassment.

eyes alight with discovery. "Look at Joshua in this video. He's

be so easily swayed by you? Allie, you've got some serious charm!" Sabrina teased with a cheeky grin. "By the way, is what they say about Joshua true.....

was crimson, right up to her ears.

the words, shooting Allison a knowing look. "So, he's good then? Allie, spill the tea. Have

in surprise.

deeper shade of red. "Ahhh, Sabrina! You're so annoying. Stop asking me

chuckled, sharing a sly glance with

eyes, and

and leaned closer to Allison, head tilted in curiosity. "Did you really go

stayed quiet, but her eyes were

cornered. "There's

her thigh in mock astonishment. Her mouth dropped open in

some quick

that surprising; Allie's been back for a while

say anything, Sabrina chimed in, "Was it that

saying? It's not a drunken slip-up—it was

She suddenly slapped her

truth came