[OOC: You got it, folks. Another party post. Threadhop like it's your birthday. Drink, brawl, bond, dance, angst, be merry.]
To the unsuspecting eye, it's just an old soap factory that's been abandoned for longer than it was ever found useful. To those that are in the know, Josef Soltini and Nikolas Demidov are opening its doors tonight to the
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Sometime after getting himself calmed down over travelling into another dimension, the real feelings started to settle in about what he’d been through. He’s trying to ignore the hurt, the feeling of loss over them. He just wants to return to normal and he doesn’t want to be cooped up in Kashtta all night again, his injury can’t stop him from drinking - to be fair. So he’s going to get drunk. He’s not had a beer in nearly three years - it’s very strange for him.
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He's coming down from the stairs, about to order a drink himself when he notices the Wanderer alone at the bar. Demons and angels can instantly recognize them.
Color him curious. Josef walks up to the bar counter, ordering his drink, glancing at Capa with what looks like a harmless expression. "Everything all right there?"
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However, he's brought out of this thoughts by a male's voice just across from him. He appears almost relieved at the distraction. Capa offers a small content smile and takes a small sip of his beer. "Yeah, I'm fine. Just been a while since I've been at a bar," he replies with a small shrug of his shoulders.
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The smile is returned. It's easy, to slip into the role of the charming, gracious man so many know him by. "What do you think of the place so far?" he asks lightly, leaning against the bar, scoping out the place.
He doesn't yet say he's half-owner.
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It's why she called up a few girls she hadn't spoken to in forever. She can't really call them friends--they only ever answer when there's the promise of a party involved. They put on their short dresses and high pumps and the rest is history.
She's boycotting...boys, and that means dancing and drinking the night away. Unless there's trouble on the ward front. Hopefully, that's not the case.
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Enter one.
Michael St. James is watching Phoebe dance, and he's doing so with a grin on his face. It's a smirky little grin and it only grows as he walks over to the glowing table. He's rocking the suit. He knows it.
There's a drink in his left hand, and he takes a sip of it before placing it down on the table next to Phoebe's.
"You dance like an angel," he remarks, though not without a chuckle. Oh, isn't he clever? He certainly thinks so. "Some things never change."
Some things do, but he's not here to find out what's changed. He's here to find out what hasn't.
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She's shocked, truth be told.
So shocked, in fact, she can't quite stop the backsliding until she's fallen off the table and onto one of the cushions across from it.
There are certain people in her life she'd honestly never thought she'd see again. Michael is one of them.
Stupid hot demon.
Pushing blonde bangs furiously away from her face, she asks loudly over the music, "What are you doing here?"
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'What are you doing here?'
"Enjoying the nightlife, Phoebe, and watching you." He cocks his head to the side, smirking. "I wasn't expecting to see you up on a table, but I can't say it's an unpleasant surprise."
His head slowly tilts to the other side as he carefully looks her over. It's very pleasant, actually, and only becoming more so.
"Are you gonna pretend like you're not glad to see me?" C'mon.
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Currently, Anya is standing near the roulette wheel, watching other people play and debating whether she wants to join. On the one hand, the possibility of money. On the other hand, she'd like to keep exploring the place, and maybe grab a drink first.
Decisions, decisions.
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Josef strolls up to her like the hobag he is. "Fancy meeting you again, Anya."
A flick of the wrist, a lift of the brow, and a server immediately materializes at their side. "What'll your poison be?" he asks her.
He's...more or less interested in the literal answer he'll receive.
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"It's not that fancy," Anya says. "I mean," she clarifies with a wave of her hand, "the place is very nice, although I'm not too sure about all this smoke, but you did post flyers all over the place. I liked the font."
Her wish is your command, Josef.
"I think I'll just have a beer, if that's all right with you."
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The first level isn't his kind of style. Josef's unabashedly ostentatious about things.
His grin widens at her answer. Turning to the server, he says, "You heard the lady. Beer it is. Whiskey on the rocks for me."
There's no need for please when you own the place. The server nods crisply and then he's on his way. Josef turns back to Anya, motioning toward the roulette table. "Not a fan?"
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It kicks her powers into overdrive, so to speak.
She's sitting on a high stool, attempting to ward off a guy that's trying to buy her a drink. She's sure he's lovely, though all the piercings give her pause, and she tells him, "My significant other will be joining my soon."
Ally doesn't discriminate. Could be a girl or a guy or whatever. She just needs an excuse, in case anyone would like to help her out.
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Well, she doesn't swing that way sober and when she has a boyfriend. But.
Trin hops up to the bar and begins ordering her fourth or fifth drink of the evening, then notices that there's a PERSON sitting next to her!
"Hi! Is this guy bothering you?" She leans across the bar and over pronounces her words so that the guy can understand. "She doesn't WAAAAANT a driiiiink," Trin says. "But yooooou can offer meeeeeee one." She flashes a big grin.
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The guy lifts a brow and grins. There's something smarmy about it, but what can he say? Trin's hot as hell. "I can buy you anything you want, sweetness."
Ally sort of wants to gag right now. The feeling will only be heightened at what happens next.
"So," he says, slinging one arm around Trin and another around Ally, "How do you fine ladies feel about a three-way?"
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When he slings his arm around her, though, Trin wriggles her way out of his grasp. "Whoa, big boy, let's slow down here. I don't share until after the FIFTH date. Besides, I don't think this chickie wants much to do with our three-way. But maybe she wants a drink? SODA?" Trin grins. "Someone's gotta drive me home tonight, anyway."
That someone is apparently you, Ally. The narration apologizes in advance.
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She just hasn't walked into the club yet.
She's across the street from it, staring at it as if she is trying to make up her mind. The plan brewing in her head seems sound, but the last time she had a plan it went awry.
Jo tugs the black dress down. Why do they have to be uncomfortable?
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So instead he's just out walking. When he sees Jo. In a dress.
Cue urge to jawdrop. He fights it and wins, but there's still the urge to ogle her like a teenage boy.
His mouth is dry. He licks his lips. He's going to say something eventually. Just give a man time to catch his breath. Or something.
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Her eyes are scoping out the building, noticing the structure of it, trying to guess which window would lead to the main offices where she might find something worth looking into.
It's not the look of someone that's interested in having a good time. It's way too focused, way too calculating for that. Once she does notice him, her face breaks into a small smile.
"Hey," she says, a bit surprised to see him herself. She looks at the window, then back at Vaughn, and one can all but see the light bulb flickering on in her head. "What're you up to?"
Beware if you say nothing, Vaughn. Beware.
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"H...hey," he stutters back once he realizes she knows he sees her. "I'm just. Out. Walking. Not doing much of anything."
Here there is a pause while Vaughn's tiny mind tries to wrap itself around the whole situation.
"What are you doing? Out. Dressed like that--not that it doesn't look great, it just." Inward wince. Vaughn SUCKS at compliments. "It looks great," he finishes lamely.
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