Story
just waiting to be told
- Joined
- Jun 16, 2020
Juniper was not making it easy for them to pass off as being willing and excited participants in the debauchery of the club. Her work rarely ever gave her cause to play pretend at being something other than she wasn’t, so the whole ordeal was making her twitchy. Though that could have also been the fact that she was letting her imagination go buck wild as to what exactly she was sitting on and what all had been on it, especially with the way her little black number was riding up her thighs so that the backs of her legs touched the front of her seat.
It made her shiver. Maybe the casual wandering eye would think it was a pleasurable shiver and not the kind that crept down her spine.
Now that they were sitting, however, Juniper seemed to snap out of the culture shock daze that she had been knocked into when he had walked and she had stumbled into the club and shifted around just enough so that she could jerk her chin up in his direction, her eyes more like sharpened daggers than dumb-dumb Barbie.
“You are not in charge of this investigation,” she retorted at him. Only his attention had already moved away from her and to the pair that had slunk into the room that seemed to pulse all around her.
Her eyes followed where Leon’s roamed, halting on the pair of women. Or, more importantly, on the wings that sprouted from the blonde’s shoulders. From there, her attention darted around to the bodies pressed together in the room, though the people - humans and other alike - seemed too … engrossed in one another to pay the spectacle any mind.
Her attention snapped back to the two women, catching their conversation even though it hadn’t appeared like she was listening.
“How long ago was Nora seen here? Can you tell us what the man looked like?” Then she glanced guiltily up at Leon before twisting her lips into the fakest smile that had ever graced a face as she turned her head again to face the two women. The titter she provided after sounded more like a cancerous cough than anything cute. “Nora and I liked to share things, we’re besties, she got me into things like this, so I was curious…”
There you have it, folks. Her best impression of dumb blonde -- and it didn’t sound too contrived. Not to mention the grin on her face was turning scary, in a demented way, as she struggled with bimbo. She even resisted scowling as the woman ...touched her.
“What’s in room six?” She asked in her best high pitched voice, as if she were honestly excited to be there.
Which she was not.
It made her shiver. Maybe the casual wandering eye would think it was a pleasurable shiver and not the kind that crept down her spine.
Now that they were sitting, however, Juniper seemed to snap out of the culture shock daze that she had been knocked into when he had walked and she had stumbled into the club and shifted around just enough so that she could jerk her chin up in his direction, her eyes more like sharpened daggers than dumb-dumb Barbie.
“You are not in charge of this investigation,” she retorted at him. Only his attention had already moved away from her and to the pair that had slunk into the room that seemed to pulse all around her.
Her eyes followed where Leon’s roamed, halting on the pair of women. Or, more importantly, on the wings that sprouted from the blonde’s shoulders. From there, her attention darted around to the bodies pressed together in the room, though the people - humans and other alike - seemed too … engrossed in one another to pay the spectacle any mind.
Her attention snapped back to the two women, catching their conversation even though it hadn’t appeared like she was listening.
“How long ago was Nora seen here? Can you tell us what the man looked like?” Then she glanced guiltily up at Leon before twisting her lips into the fakest smile that had ever graced a face as she turned her head again to face the two women. The titter she provided after sounded more like a cancerous cough than anything cute. “Nora and I liked to share things, we’re besties, she got me into things like this, so I was curious…”
There you have it, folks. Her best impression of dumb blonde -- and it didn’t sound too contrived. Not to mention the grin on her face was turning scary, in a demented way, as she struggled with bimbo. She even resisted scowling as the woman ...touched her.
“What’s in room six?” She asked in her best high pitched voice, as if she were honestly excited to be there.
Which she was not.