The moment they stepped into the club, the atmosphere hit them instantly.Loud music filled the air, the bass vibrating through the floor. Colorful lights flashed across the room, moving over bodies that swayed and danced without care. Laughter, chatter, and the clinking of glasses blended into the noise.Mitchell paused for a second, her eyes scanning the place. Then she nodded once.“Not bad,” she muttered, already feeling the mood.Harris let out a small breath he didn’t realize he was holding.“I told you,” he said, trying to sound casual, but he was happy that she was already liking it.Mitchell didn’t reply. She started walking toward the bar like she owned the place, leaving him to follow behind her.Harris followed quickly.They took their seats, and before Harris could even say anything—“Long Island Iced Tea,” Mitchell said to the bartender.Harris blinked, his eyes widening slightly.“No, Mojito,” he quickly told the bartender.He couldn’t let her order what she had just as
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