demy
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2020
The old motel lay on the outskirts of all three towns. The flickering neon sign leaning precariously next to an old dirt road. It was like jumping back to the 70' which was very well the last time the building had been renovated. It was the perfect spot to get lost. To forget or be forgotten. The tumbleweeds from the three townships always blowing on in. It helped that the place was dirt cheap. Nothing fancy. No pool, no food except for a few lone vending machines with expired goods. A cleaning service came by but they always did the minimum.
The Reception office was an experiment in wallpaper. The front desk always manned by the same girl on the nigh shift. A blonde barely legal creature with an annoying habit of chewing bubblegum. She spent most of the time flipping through magazines, only poking her head up to take keys and answer questions. Her policy was if you could do it yourself than go ahead and do it.
A red stick was always slapped to her chest ...
"Hello my name is Bunny"
Most figured she was either desperate for a job or a relative of the actual owner. They were wrong. Bunny was the owner, though this fact was never advertised. It had been her mothers and now it was a home for her little hive. Her band of misfits.
Bubblegum popped, the vampire looking up from an article on skin care, blue eyes darting toward the back door. It opened a moment later a lanky shadow slipping through the doorway.
"Oh about time," Bunny cooed giving the older man a smile. The man looked to be in his thirties, a lanky fellow with piano fingers and disarrayed strands of inky hair. His grey eyes were deep set, sunken, in a pale face made up of sharp lines. "Go change the light in the upper outer corridor would you? The flickering is getting on my nerves." Looking down at magazine Bunny went back to reading her magazine, pink polished nails flicking to the next page.
There was a quiet pause. Bunny glanced up. "Arthur?"
Arthur was already heading back out the door, the soft gravel crunching under black shoes. He liked to dress simply. White cotton button up, gray slacks and black shining shoes. Blinking slowly the vampire looked out into the bordering woods, before moving towards the two floor motel. Changing a light bulb. It was a little task. Simple. Most of things he was assigned to do where like that, always looking to keep him away from guests. The humans found him a little unsettling, It was late most would be asleep. He was sometimes offended when the old vampire had the mind to be.
He was not exactly the most stable creature.
The Reception office was an experiment in wallpaper. The front desk always manned by the same girl on the nigh shift. A blonde barely legal creature with an annoying habit of chewing bubblegum. She spent most of the time flipping through magazines, only poking her head up to take keys and answer questions. Her policy was if you could do it yourself than go ahead and do it.
A red stick was always slapped to her chest ...
"Hello my name is Bunny"
Most figured she was either desperate for a job or a relative of the actual owner. They were wrong. Bunny was the owner, though this fact was never advertised. It had been her mothers and now it was a home for her little hive. Her band of misfits.
Bubblegum popped, the vampire looking up from an article on skin care, blue eyes darting toward the back door. It opened a moment later a lanky shadow slipping through the doorway.
"Oh about time," Bunny cooed giving the older man a smile. The man looked to be in his thirties, a lanky fellow with piano fingers and disarrayed strands of inky hair. His grey eyes were deep set, sunken, in a pale face made up of sharp lines. "Go change the light in the upper outer corridor would you? The flickering is getting on my nerves." Looking down at magazine Bunny went back to reading her magazine, pink polished nails flicking to the next page.
There was a quiet pause. Bunny glanced up. "Arthur?"
Arthur was already heading back out the door, the soft gravel crunching under black shoes. He liked to dress simply. White cotton button up, gray slacks and black shining shoes. Blinking slowly the vampire looked out into the bordering woods, before moving towards the two floor motel. Changing a light bulb. It was a little task. Simple. Most of things he was assigned to do where like that, always looking to keep him away from guests. The humans found him a little unsettling, It was late most would be asleep. He was sometimes offended when the old vampire had the mind to be.
He was not exactly the most stable creature.