Ashleigh was already there of course, with Fisher hovering nearby but never straying far from the sushi bar. Most of the pledges were there, too, either with their dates or staying together looking giggly and nervous. The evening was excessive even by Greek standards, as a number of deans were in attendance. It was a bit like a prom, but without teenagers sneaking out the back to smoke joints in the parking lot. There was also serious carding, which meant a lot of people’s long champagne glasses were filled with bubbling cider, but it was a good presentation. The theme was white, or at least the drapes were, and all of the balloons and decorations. It was either supposed to be romantic or the university had skimped on the Greek budget and had old tablecloths bleached. Only the dance floor had some color, if black checkerboard counted as a color. Either way, it looked nice. “Too bad your boss isn’t here,” Casey whispered as they entered without incident. “The Greeks are on their best behavior.”
What do You think about Greek: Double Date (2010)?
