Post by Dallas Ariana Petrov on Jul 30, 2015 4:46:56 GMT
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[attr="class","sya-lyrics"]And I can't stop till the whole world knows my name 'Cause I was only born inside my dreams Until you die for me, As long as there's a light My shadow's over you 'Cause I'm the opposite of amnesia |
[attr="class","sya-text"] Laughter was a contagious thing, something of joy, something to be desired. But for a woman nearly void of emotions, that expression rarely arose. Except for when she found a nice new play thing – now that was just down-right amusing. Or, of course… while in the presence of her twin. It was surely foreign expression in her, but nonetheless one that surfaced today. An untouched, pure, and genuine laugh that shook her entire slender frame.
“Damn it Ty, you’re doing it wrong.”
Watching her brother attempt anything other than flirting or snapping people’s necks was comical, and especially so in the case of a paper trail. Not only keeping up with it but disposing of it as well. It was in the case of one of his midnight snacks, a dashing brunette that, quite honestly she herself would have had a fixation for, had Tyler not gotten to her first. She had been a pain in the ass nonetheless, always pressing her luck and their mercy, both of which ran dry in a club such as this. Dallas needed the best, whether it be dancers, waitresses, janitors. She wouldn’t, no, couldn’t settle for average. And, unfortunately for this girl, she’d past her expiration date. And now all that remained, was cleaning up her mess.
“You sure? Cause... I’m pretty sure you’re just a shit teacher.” Tyler snorted teasingly, his features brightened by the glow of the computer screen in front of them. His fingers splayed on the keyboard as he messily typed; in this case the log-in and password for the deceased woman’s email.
Username or password are not correct. Red letters flashed on the screen immediately, prompting Dallas to raise an eyebrow skeptically. “Denied. And, I’m pretty sure you’re just a screw up, bro.” Dallas snorted, arms crossing themselves over her chest. “Give it here. Damnit! Before you mess it all up.” She stretched for the computers mouse, only to have her brother frown and pull it quickly from her reach. “No, I got this.” He insisted, hovering the mouse tauntingly out of her reach. He was a bit of a tall man, and took no more than an ounce of his strength to hold his sister in her place. “Let me do it.”
“What are you, five? Such a fucking baby.” The woman grumbled under her breath, by all means annoyed not to have the situation under her own hand. But it appeared as if brawn had won in this case, so she slumped back into her chair. She could feel her brother silently gloating as he leaned over her place in her chair. “What was that hun?” He smirked and bent so that his lips were level with her ear. “Oh and you’re not? Please. Always pouting because you can’t get into Ash’s pants.” He chided, “Boohoo.”
A knock on their door silenced them, and her bite of a retort. Tyler grinned triumphantly as he released her, and left her an endearing kiss on her temple as he stood. The man could see his sisters smoldering, yet amused gaze watching him in his peripheral vision. I do not pout. She insisted silently. Oh, bite me Dallas. The man replied in a silent sneer. Hardly a second was spared before the telepathic woman turned and promptly sunk her teeth into her brother’s arm. He released a quiet curse and retracted sharply, only to see his sister send him a satisfied grin, and relax back into her chair. Now who’s crying?
Then, rising from outside the office came a feminine voice, which prompted the woman to redirect her attention towards it. It seemed vaguely familiar to her, yet Dallas couldn’t quite place it. “Come in.” She breathed, readjusting herself and smoothing a hand over her dress. The door pushed open and a figure stepped in, and for a whole entire second, had Dallas’ full attention. It was one of her dancers, one of her top grossing ones nonetheless, and bothering before the club opened? Her lips pursed with slight unease. “Well, go on with it then.”
Tyler, on the other hand, knew damn well who it was. His dark eyes glittered at the sight. His sister might have not been so good with the faces, her charges were all numbers on paper to her, but to Tyler they were merely bodies, vessels for his own primal enjoyment, and for that reason he was decent at identifying them. But that didn’t necessarily mean he knew her name. He moved towards the door as if he were about to leave, yet lowered himself casually into a chair beside it instead. Just for, insurance.
Warily the blonde turned back to glance at the door now ‘guarded’ by athletic man, by all means unsettled by the silent threat. But it seemed she soon steeled herself as she focused now on her boss. “You called me?” She sputtered out.
Had she? Dallas couldn’t remember specifically, only knowing through the grape vine that someone in this woman’s midst had been gossiping. Oh yes. Now she remembered. Her eyes flashed dangerously but she contained her anger, and very well at that. She was a patient monster. A polite smile forced its way onto her features instead. “It’s come to my attention that you and your… ah, ‘peers’…” She wrinkled her nose (Strippers were such nasty creatures.), “Have been spreading rumors about us. Now… you know we can’t have that here. I’m afraid I’m going to have to let you go.” Little sympathy, if any, was provided to the dancer.
“N-no, that’s not true. I need this job!” The woman begged, seemingly quite distressed at the thought.
Unfortunately for this woman, Tyler’s patience for betrayal ran thin. Before Dallas could get another word in he stood and kicked the dancer’s feet out from under her, and as she crumpled to the ground he bent and pinned her to the hardwood floor with a foot. “Maybe you should have thought of that before you attempted to ruin our reputation, ey? We’ve got a standard to uphold.” And then the room fell silent, following the vivid crunch of the woman’s breaking vertebrae.
Dallas brought the heel of her palm to her forehead as her brother stood and swung the broken body over his shoulder. Here we go again. “I’ll deal with the rest.” Tyler winked, and Dallas moved for the door. “While you’re at it, tell the waitresses to do their jobs tonight, kay? The tables were looking awfully shitty last night. Can’t have people thinking we encourage filth, now can we?”
She strode from her office and ran her fingers through her hair. I need a drink.
notes; don't feel inclined to match this. petrov banter ftw.
tag;Gavril Petrov
words; 1100
muse;
“Damn it Ty, you’re doing it wrong.”
Watching her brother attempt anything other than flirting or snapping people’s necks was comical, and especially so in the case of a paper trail. Not only keeping up with it but disposing of it as well. It was in the case of one of his midnight snacks, a dashing brunette that, quite honestly she herself would have had a fixation for, had Tyler not gotten to her first. She had been a pain in the ass nonetheless, always pressing her luck and their mercy, both of which ran dry in a club such as this. Dallas needed the best, whether it be dancers, waitresses, janitors. She wouldn’t, no, couldn’t settle for average. And, unfortunately for this girl, she’d past her expiration date. And now all that remained, was cleaning up her mess.
“You sure? Cause... I’m pretty sure you’re just a shit teacher.” Tyler snorted teasingly, his features brightened by the glow of the computer screen in front of them. His fingers splayed on the keyboard as he messily typed; in this case the log-in and password for the deceased woman’s email.
Username or password are not correct. Red letters flashed on the screen immediately, prompting Dallas to raise an eyebrow skeptically. “Denied. And, I’m pretty sure you’re just a screw up, bro.” Dallas snorted, arms crossing themselves over her chest. “Give it here. Damnit! Before you mess it all up.” She stretched for the computers mouse, only to have her brother frown and pull it quickly from her reach. “No, I got this.” He insisted, hovering the mouse tauntingly out of her reach. He was a bit of a tall man, and took no more than an ounce of his strength to hold his sister in her place. “Let me do it.”
“What are you, five? Such a fucking baby.” The woman grumbled under her breath, by all means annoyed not to have the situation under her own hand. But it appeared as if brawn had won in this case, so she slumped back into her chair. She could feel her brother silently gloating as he leaned over her place in her chair. “What was that hun?” He smirked and bent so that his lips were level with her ear. “Oh and you’re not? Please. Always pouting because you can’t get into Ash’s pants.” He chided, “Boohoo.”
A knock on their door silenced them, and her bite of a retort. Tyler grinned triumphantly as he released her, and left her an endearing kiss on her temple as he stood. The man could see his sisters smoldering, yet amused gaze watching him in his peripheral vision. I do not pout. She insisted silently. Oh, bite me Dallas. The man replied in a silent sneer. Hardly a second was spared before the telepathic woman turned and promptly sunk her teeth into her brother’s arm. He released a quiet curse and retracted sharply, only to see his sister send him a satisfied grin, and relax back into her chair. Now who’s crying?
Then, rising from outside the office came a feminine voice, which prompted the woman to redirect her attention towards it. It seemed vaguely familiar to her, yet Dallas couldn’t quite place it. “Come in.” She breathed, readjusting herself and smoothing a hand over her dress. The door pushed open and a figure stepped in, and for a whole entire second, had Dallas’ full attention. It was one of her dancers, one of her top grossing ones nonetheless, and bothering before the club opened? Her lips pursed with slight unease. “Well, go on with it then.”
Tyler, on the other hand, knew damn well who it was. His dark eyes glittered at the sight. His sister might have not been so good with the faces, her charges were all numbers on paper to her, but to Tyler they were merely bodies, vessels for his own primal enjoyment, and for that reason he was decent at identifying them. But that didn’t necessarily mean he knew her name. He moved towards the door as if he were about to leave, yet lowered himself casually into a chair beside it instead. Just for, insurance.
Warily the blonde turned back to glance at the door now ‘guarded’ by athletic man, by all means unsettled by the silent threat. But it seemed she soon steeled herself as she focused now on her boss. “You called me?” She sputtered out.
Had she? Dallas couldn’t remember specifically, only knowing through the grape vine that someone in this woman’s midst had been gossiping. Oh yes. Now she remembered. Her eyes flashed dangerously but she contained her anger, and very well at that. She was a patient monster. A polite smile forced its way onto her features instead. “It’s come to my attention that you and your… ah, ‘peers’…” She wrinkled her nose (Strippers were such nasty creatures.), “Have been spreading rumors about us. Now… you know we can’t have that here. I’m afraid I’m going to have to let you go.” Little sympathy, if any, was provided to the dancer.
“N-no, that’s not true. I need this job!” The woman begged, seemingly quite distressed at the thought.
Unfortunately for this woman, Tyler’s patience for betrayal ran thin. Before Dallas could get another word in he stood and kicked the dancer’s feet out from under her, and as she crumpled to the ground he bent and pinned her to the hardwood floor with a foot. “Maybe you should have thought of that before you attempted to ruin our reputation, ey? We’ve got a standard to uphold.” And then the room fell silent, following the vivid crunch of the woman’s breaking vertebrae.
Dallas brought the heel of her palm to her forehead as her brother stood and swung the broken body over his shoulder. Here we go again. “I’ll deal with the rest.” Tyler winked, and Dallas moved for the door. “While you’re at it, tell the waitresses to do their jobs tonight, kay? The tables were looking awfully shitty last night. Can’t have people thinking we encourage filth, now can we?”
She strode from her office and ran her fingers through her hair. I need a drink.
notes; don't feel inclined to match this. petrov banter ftw.
tag;Gavril Petrov
words; 1100
muse;
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