The bar.
Clang!
The bar door was pushed open again, and Monica, Chandler, and Joey walked in together.
"Hey, what are you talking about?"
Ross kept shooting Adam meaningful looks, begging him not to mention what had just happened. They were friends, after all. A scandal like this could really damage their friendship.
"Better let Ross explain it himself."
Adam nodded with a smile.
"Sweetheart, are you okay?"
Monica looked at her brother with concern.
"My wife is a lesbian."
Ross felt a wave of relief. But when he met his sister's concerned gaze, the emotional traits buried deep in his genes surged up at once, and he looked so aggrieved he was about to cry.
"Cool~"
Joey exclaimed admiringly.
Ross immediately glared at Joey.
"What?"
Joey shrugged. "This is exactly the kind of scenario I've always been hoping for."
"I'm going to have nightmares again tonight."
Chandler mocked himself as usual. "Great!"
The various incidents between his parents and the male housekeeper when he was little were still the stuff of his nightmares.
"OMG!"
Monica cried out. "Are you sure?"
"Carol didn't leave me a note that clearly said: I'm a lesbian."
Ross mocked himself. "But yes! I'm sure!"
"Then what are you going to do?"
Monica put an arm around Ross's shoulders. Unlike before, she did not immediately offer advice. She had never encountered anything like this and was at a loss herself.
"I..."
Ross opened his mouth, not knowing what to say. He glanced at Adam before hesitantly saying, "Maybe I should go ask Carol and clear things up? Maybe there's still a chance to save this?"
"Come on, I'll go with you."
Joey got up and was about to drag Ross away.
"Enough, Joey!"
Monica snapped.
"Okay, okay."
Joey raised his hands. "I'm just worried about