Chapter 3: Party

Mr. Reynolds drove their black Chevrolet, which had been in service for five years, to the bottom of a magnificent building. Although Jay has repeatedly emphasized that he does not need to be delivered by someone before going out, because in fact he can fly much faster, but because Mr. Reynolds is very persistent, he has to compromise. Mr. Reynolds parked the car, smiled and wished him a good time, and then watched him walk into the luxurious building before starting to leave.

Jay just graduated from high school two weeks ago-strictly speaking this was the second time for him. Lois, the famous little rich woman in the class, graciously invited everyone to come to her home to host a party. Her father made financial investments locally, and was considered a small and famous rich man. Lois's personality is almost a perfect interpretation of the image of a rich girl. She almost never constrains in spending money, and she is generous, so she is also very popular among classmates. Since she showed up on the day of enrollment, she has been wearing famous brands all over her body, and when she stands in front of you, an extraordinary little lady's temperament will pounce on her face.

Jay took the elevator straight up to the top floor, opened the luxuriously decorated door of Lois's living room, and suddenly a world completely different from the outside world rushed into his face. The living room is almost exaggerated, or perhaps it should be more appropriate to call it a palace. The ceiling ten meters above the ground is a golden hemisphere, and the polygonal crystal lamp hangs in the air, releasing ever-changing seven-color lights. Rock music filled the room, and young students sang and danced, releasing youthful vitality. "Jay?"

As soon as Jay brought the door, a fat little fat guy in the class noticed him, stood at the table and waved at him excitedly, with a lot of expensive food stuffed in his mouth.

That guy was Pearson, and he was the first classmate Jay to remember when he entered campus. Not because this guy is very distinctive and impressive, but because they met at lunch on the second day of school.

At first, just like common school bullying incidents, a bunch of stronger older kids blocked the chubby Pearson in the unmanned bicycle shed, forcing him to hand over his change and sandwiches for lunch.

He was lucky, and Jay happened to pass by and witnessed this scene that day. Because it was just a small effort, Jay stepped forward and stopped the actions of several people. Those guys didn't know what to do, but they were naturally beaten up by Jay without any effort. Later, these guys were not convinced, and they called a large number of buddies to teach this nosy boy, but they were still all on the street.

Hearing Pearson calling his name, the attention of other hilarious classmates also shifted, and they swarmed up in an instant. The posture was like spotting a rare animal from the zoo, which made Jay really embarrassed. . Someone shouted: "You really are here! Lois said you will be there tonight, we all thought it was bragging!"

Lois put her hand in her slender waist, and smiled triumphantly at the sisters around her, her expression as if she was saying, "See you, did I lie to you?"

In fact, it's no wonder that he is so popular-when you have long-term stability of maintaining the best results in the school, and at the same time sports all-rounder, is a star player on the school football team, that dazzling halo is really hard to conceal. In fact, in everyone's mind, Jay Reynolds is such a person. The awards he has won can almost pile up like a hill, and each of them is unattainable by ordinary students. He is almost synonymous with perfection in this high school.

So there must be a lot of friends for such a person, right?

On the contrary, after three years of high school, he has almost no one who can be called a friend. The reason is actually quite simple-that is, he is so good. Everyone looks up to him and admires him, but it is similar to the mood of worshiping an idol who is a part of oneself. He is like a high and unattainable existence to other people. Most people just walk side by side with him after school. You will be nervous for no reason, not to mention calling brothers and sisters.

For similar reasons, he has never attended any party, and he politely declined all invitations. This is the first time in his true sense, so it's no wonder everyone behaved so surprised.

So Jay can be regarded as giving a good face this time, Lois is almost smiling like a flower now. She cleared her throat and said, "What are you doing so quietly? Hey! This is a party!"

The cheers rose again like a tide, and the atmosphere was immediately pushed up again. The sound of the stereo speakers surrounding the entire living room shook the floor humming.

Lois passed through the crowd, twisting her enchanting waist, and slowly approached Jay, dazzling in the crowd like the only rose in the green bush.

"Hi." She waved her hand and greeted friendly, "I am very glad you can come. There are food and drinks over there, you can enjoy it at will... If you are finished, let me know, I will arrange a servant Plus...or you can join everyone over there to sing and sing, maybe two dances...can you dance?"

She blinked, her emerald eyes bright as pearls.

Jay smiled politely: "Sorry, it's not my specialty."

"So you still have something you are not good at." Lois chuckled and said, "Just kidding. Have fun as much as possible!"

"Thank you."

Lois twisted her waist and walked away. The little fat Pearson approached Jay quietly, staring at her back in a daze, and whispered: "Boss, if I confess to her, I can How many chances are there?"

Jay smiled and said, "Maybe you should try, after all, there may be no chance in the future, right?"

Pearson shook his head like a rattle: "Forget it, the boys who want to pursue her can't fit in a train car. There can be no chance for me. I know that I still have it. But boss, your chance is not small, you pay attention Did she look at your eyes? She is interesting to you, boss!"

Jay smiled and shook his head, without answering.

The party went on to the most extreme, a group of boys who were drunk at the table seemed to make a fuss, and there was a "clanging" sound of glassware cracking among the crowded voices. Lois yelled at them sharply: "Try not to break things, gentlemen! Otherwise I have to ask you to go out!"

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry." A golden-haired boy wearing a cowboy and a big five big and three thick smiles, "We must pay attention next."

"Yo, genius!" Another non-mainstream boy with Erlang's legs folded and surrounded by a few younger brothers danced the bottle in his hand in Jay's direction and shouted, "Is there something amazing?" Yi replied, and then he rushed to himself: "Ah, I remember! You are a good obedient boy, and your mommy definitely won't let you drink, right?"

"Spike! I don't care what you are wrong with, but don't cause trouble in my house!" Lois scolded angrily, and she glanced at Jay subconsciously from the corner of her eyes, for fear that this rare honorable guest might be unhappy. Turn around and leave.

This kid named Spike and Jay also had holidays, and these are not secrets to everyone. When Spike was in junior high school, he was not a good student. When he first entered high school, he formed gangs according to the habit and often bullied frail students. Until one day, he was so hot-headed that he couldn't understand Jay who was too good in every aspect. After school, he pulled a bunch of boys to block him in a corner of no one. As a result...

After that, he didn't dare to look for Jay's bad luck anymore, but he didn't give up any chance to hit him, but most of them were puffy boyish behaviors, and Jay never cared about it.

Facing the annoyed Lois, Spike held up both innocently and said, "Hey, I'm just trying to get along with my classmates. This is how the friendship between boys is established, don't you think so?"

The little brother beside him hurriedly said yes, for fear of nodding his head for half a second.

Jay didn't get angry either, and walked up to him without hurriedly, and took down a bottle of wine, and said, "Okay, then whoever pours and loses, how about it?"