Lala
Purveyor of Mandatory Snuggles
- Joined
- Jul 22, 2019
- Location
- Tied Up, Probably
Flashes of neon glimmered in puddles like black mirrors on the boardwalk of the Entertainment District. The road was narrow, open to foot traffic only, running between close-set buildings alive with light and chaos. Blue running lights blinked on either side, like a runway guiding visitors to the myriad clubs and parlors and opium dens that spanned the ED in the great sprawl of Neo York.
Kayla’s heels clicked on the shockingly clean pavement, stomping out an angry pace as she texted her friend. It was her birthday -- her birthday! -- and Hana had disappeared right after she took a big hit of some designer molly shaped like a butterfly at that swanky club down at the crossroads. She waited for over an hour before deciding her friend must have gone home with one of those second rate fuckboys that had been circling the two of them.
The wind was chilly and by now the molly had kicked in, making her feel each caress of it like soft fingers tracing over her bare back and shoulders. She had worn a stunner of a dress - very short, tight, with a deep V-neck and barely there spaghetti straps. Covered in sequins. Glamorous, racy. It had worked almost too well. She had to practically beat men off, and not in a fun way.
Kayla was slender but not boyish, with pert breasts and tanned skin as silky and sweet as creme brulee. Her brown hair was pinned up tonight to show off her elegant neck and shoulders, but when loosened it tumbled down her back in waves. Her eyes were glass green, and often full of mischief. Men often said she was confusing -- straddling the line precisely between pinchably cute and goddamn sexy with the ability to tilt either way at any given moment. They wanted to hold her and protect her and desecrate her and destroy her, all at once.
Ordinarily, she would have stayed behind and found someone to take home once Hana left. But something compelled her to take to the streets in search of greater thrills this night than a lukewarm lay and a morning of regret. It was probably the drugs.
As she came to the end of the boardwalk, she halted in place. The late night shops selling noodles to drunks and trinkets to tourists all flashed their availability in garish blinking neon. It was going to take more than noodles to fill her emptiness tonight.
Just as she was going to head back to the crossroads to call a skycab, she saw the glint of something new, tucked in among a pawn shop and the place that sold keychains and T-shirts. She’d walked this beat a thousand times and couldn’t remember ever seeing it, so it must be a newer addition.
Deviance.
The word blared at her from the marquee, a single word plastered over an otherwise nondescript black edifice. But there was a line. A big line. Longer than the Gold Club at the other end, where she had come from.
“No room,” the big man out front said as she approached, holding up a hand.
His bald companion, just as huge, swatted him on the arm. “Are you nuts? She’s just his taste. Go ahead, miss,” he said, sweeping his hand for her to jump the line and enter.
Kayla felt a little self conscious, but gave him a smile and pushed through the padded leather doors and into Deviance.
Shriekingly loud dance music played inside. It was a whirlwind of bodies grinding against each other on the dance floor. There was neon everywhere, casting everything in a sumptuous, sinful red light. The black marble floor reflected the scene like calm water, with strips of bloodred lights zigzagging across it as well. There were a few cages on glowing platforms, with go-go dancers wearing next to nothing writhing inside. The air simmered with energy; lustful, carefree energy that seemed to creep right into her veins.
She pushed through the throng of dancers to get to the bar. The bar was always just the right place to start. It took some time for her to make it there, given the density of the patrons. The bartender caught her eye when she was only halfway there, turning with a shake of his head to start mixing something. When she finally made it to the bar, he was already slapping down a cocktail napkin and sliding her a drink.
“Oh, I didn’t--”
“From the boss,” he said, with a tip of his head toward the elevated VIP section of the club. “You’re just his taste.” His repetition of the exact words the bouncer had used made her tilt her head curiously, but she accepted the drink nonetheless.
“So, do I get to meet him?” Kayla asked.
Kayla’s heels clicked on the shockingly clean pavement, stomping out an angry pace as she texted her friend. It was her birthday -- her birthday! -- and Hana had disappeared right after she took a big hit of some designer molly shaped like a butterfly at that swanky club down at the crossroads. She waited for over an hour before deciding her friend must have gone home with one of those second rate fuckboys that had been circling the two of them.
The wind was chilly and by now the molly had kicked in, making her feel each caress of it like soft fingers tracing over her bare back and shoulders. She had worn a stunner of a dress - very short, tight, with a deep V-neck and barely there spaghetti straps. Covered in sequins. Glamorous, racy. It had worked almost too well. She had to practically beat men off, and not in a fun way.
Kayla was slender but not boyish, with pert breasts and tanned skin as silky and sweet as creme brulee. Her brown hair was pinned up tonight to show off her elegant neck and shoulders, but when loosened it tumbled down her back in waves. Her eyes were glass green, and often full of mischief. Men often said she was confusing -- straddling the line precisely between pinchably cute and goddamn sexy with the ability to tilt either way at any given moment. They wanted to hold her and protect her and desecrate her and destroy her, all at once.
Ordinarily, she would have stayed behind and found someone to take home once Hana left. But something compelled her to take to the streets in search of greater thrills this night than a lukewarm lay and a morning of regret. It was probably the drugs.
As she came to the end of the boardwalk, she halted in place. The late night shops selling noodles to drunks and trinkets to tourists all flashed their availability in garish blinking neon. It was going to take more than noodles to fill her emptiness tonight.
Just as she was going to head back to the crossroads to call a skycab, she saw the glint of something new, tucked in among a pawn shop and the place that sold keychains and T-shirts. She’d walked this beat a thousand times and couldn’t remember ever seeing it, so it must be a newer addition.
Deviance.
The word blared at her from the marquee, a single word plastered over an otherwise nondescript black edifice. But there was a line. A big line. Longer than the Gold Club at the other end, where she had come from.
“No room,” the big man out front said as she approached, holding up a hand.
His bald companion, just as huge, swatted him on the arm. “Are you nuts? She’s just his taste. Go ahead, miss,” he said, sweeping his hand for her to jump the line and enter.
Kayla felt a little self conscious, but gave him a smile and pushed through the padded leather doors and into Deviance.
Shriekingly loud dance music played inside. It was a whirlwind of bodies grinding against each other on the dance floor. There was neon everywhere, casting everything in a sumptuous, sinful red light. The black marble floor reflected the scene like calm water, with strips of bloodred lights zigzagging across it as well. There were a few cages on glowing platforms, with go-go dancers wearing next to nothing writhing inside. The air simmered with energy; lustful, carefree energy that seemed to creep right into her veins.
She pushed through the throng of dancers to get to the bar. The bar was always just the right place to start. It took some time for her to make it there, given the density of the patrons. The bartender caught her eye when she was only halfway there, turning with a shake of his head to start mixing something. When she finally made it to the bar, he was already slapping down a cocktail napkin and sliding her a drink.
“Oh, I didn’t--”
“From the boss,” he said, with a tip of his head toward the elevated VIP section of the club. “You’re just his taste.” His repetition of the exact words the bouncer had used made her tilt her head curiously, but she accepted the drink nonetheless.
“So, do I get to meet him?” Kayla asked.