Two hours later, the six-pack headed out to the new night club in town, Eclipse. A fast song came on. Lily and James made their way onto the dance floor, followed by Keely and Sirius.
After the song was over, Keely motioned to Lily and April. Keely pushed past the crowd. "Come on, girls!" she exclaimed, pushing a boy out of her way. April looked at her as if she was insane, but Lily followed unknowingly. Keely whispered something to the DJ, who nodded. Then she told Lily what they were doing. She nodded and gulped. I think Keely's on something, she thought to herself.
James and Sirius exchanged confused looks, and Remus was in the lobby, reading a book. April joined him and rolled her eyes.
"They're crazy!" she said. "Yeah," he mumbled.
Music began to play. Keely and Lily danced while waiting for the beginning of the song. She began to sing:
"I saw him standing there by the record machine. I knew he must have been about seventeen. The beat was goin' strong, playin' my favorite song. I knew it wouldn't be long 'til he was with me, yeah, me. I knew it wouldn't be long 'til he was with me, singing I love rock and roll, so put another dime in the jukebox, baby. I love rock and roll, so come on, take your time and dance with me!"
Lily took the microphone. "He smiled so I could up and ask for his name. But that don't matter, he said, cause it's all the same. He said, "Can I take you home, where we can be alone?" and the next beat came along and he was with me, yeah, me. We were moving on and playing that same old song, yeah with me, singing I love rock and roll, so out another dime in the jukebox baby. I love rock and roll, so come on take your time and dance with me!"
They pranced off the stage, amid catcalls and whistles. "Woah!" exclaimed James. Sirius just gaped at them. April and Remus rejoined their friends. "Keely's drunk! I know it!" cried April. Keely threw a dirty look at April. "Whatever," she shrugged. "Well, if that's what she does when she gets drunk, we should get her drunk more often!" cried Sirius.
After the song was over, Keely motioned to Lily and April. Keely pushed past the crowd. "Come on, girls!" she exclaimed, pushing a boy out of her way. April looked at her as if she was insane, but Lily followed unknowingly. Keely whispered something to the DJ, who nodded. Then she told Lily what they were doing. She nodded and gulped. I think Keely's on something, she thought to herself.
James and Sirius exchanged confused looks, and Remus was in the lobby, reading a book. April joined him and rolled her eyes.
"They're crazy!" she said. "Yeah," he mumbled.
Music began to play. Keely and Lily danced while waiting for the beginning of the song. She began to sing:
"I saw him standing there by the record machine. I knew he must have been about seventeen. The beat was goin' strong, playin' my favorite song. I knew it wouldn't be long 'til he was with me, yeah, me. I knew it wouldn't be long 'til he was with me, singing I love rock and roll, so put another dime in the jukebox, baby. I love rock and roll, so come on, take your time and dance with me!"
Lily took the microphone. "He smiled so I could up and ask for his name. But that don't matter, he said, cause it's all the same. He said, "Can I take you home, where we can be alone?" and the next beat came along and he was with me, yeah, me. We were moving on and playing that same old song, yeah with me, singing I love rock and roll, so out another dime in the jukebox baby. I love rock and roll, so come on take your time and dance with me!"
They pranced off the stage, amid catcalls and whistles. "Woah!" exclaimed James. Sirius just gaped at them. April and Remus rejoined their friends. "Keely's drunk! I know it!" cried April. Keely threw a dirty look at April. "Whatever," she shrugged. "Well, if that's what she does when she gets drunk, we should get her drunk more often!" cried Sirius.