WHO: Tommy and Jinx.
WHAT: The rest of their historic first date.
WHERE: Tommy's bedroom.
WHEN: Sunday night, June 8th
Sweating, grinning, Jinx pulled herself out of the bed and stretched her arms up in the air, popping most of her spine. That was very, very, very, incredibly, wonderfully, and many other adjectives.... nice. Almost purring with long
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And then he mentioned the AMC. She was Jinx, a Monacello Soldati who just banged a the brother of a kid she met online. Grinning, she decided this life was good enough for her and more than she deserved for what she had done.
Once again, she kissed his chest, thinking about what to tell him and what not. Thinking was not a strong suit after so many orgasms, so she decided to wing it. "The AMC, the Antimafia Commission. They're just what they sound like. They're a bunch of unorganized idiots who have faith in a government that won't help anyone. So they're out to play hero and create an organized society that will never happen. They're rats who want to get the criminals off the streets when most of them are criminals and without criminals this city would be empty."
Yawning once more, she decided to inform him of the biggest battle. "Now, the biggest thing about this city is the war that's going on. The war is between two major mafia families, Monacello and Vescovo. The major difference between the two is prodigy verses pedigree. Vescovo has a stick stuck so far its ass that it would choose some Soldati's son over the best fighter on the streets. But Monacello sees talent and takes advantage of that, no matter who they are. Monacello has the most powerful criminals on their side, while Vescovo is weak." As she spoke, her Italian accent showed through heavily.
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The AMC, hm. "Is the AMC an actual organization or just whatever you call people after the mob?" Either way, they sounded like they could be useful. He still didn't know who exactly was responsible for experimenting on him; they might have that information.
"If that's true, why hasn't Monacello won the war yet?" Someone was being really obviously biased here.
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Sleep would be nice sometime soon, but Tommy wanted his questions answered. And his next one sparked something within her, her pride mostly. "Well, there's still a long way to go with this war. Vescovo has all the money and they're a deeper rooted mafia family. Monacello with beat them soon enough, you wait." She chuckled a little, then it turned into a yawn. "Just be careful about getting involved in the mafia war. Some people make profit of it, but most end up getting killed."
Smiling instead of grinning, she told him, "And I don't want you to get killed."
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"I don't want to get involved in it," said Tommy, "I'm here for unrelated reasons." Probably unrelated reasons, at least, until he knew better.
That was enough of questions, anyway. The haze of sleep was tugging at him yet again. He closed his eyes, hoping she wouldn't kill him and the lovebirds but not especially worried. He hadn't come this far expecting to survive, after all.
That thought in his mind, he began to doze off.
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"Damn stupid kid," she whispered to him, giving a light sigh. And then she made herself quite comfortable in the nest of their bodies and his bed and drifted away into slumber. Though when she slept, she was anything but peaceful. As soon as she was far enough under, the nightmares began, making her body tremble and shake, light groans escaping her lips. EVen her eyes beneath her lids never stopped moving. This was not a hindrance to her, for she was that way every night for as long as she could remember. This was just normal.
Maybe she kicked Tommy a few times, maybe she whimpered and tried to get closer to him. At any rate, he was either a heavy sleeper and ignored it, or he was not and glared at her all night long.
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