IndulgeMe
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Dec 4, 2019
Jayson Russo was the pinnacle of Italian smugness. Drinking imported wine, sitting by the window as he overlooked the streets of New York, his ferrari parked in the alley for quick acces. His taylored suit fitted perfectly to the point it seemed to be one with his skin as he slowly moved his arm up and down summoning the waiter without bothering to remove his eyes from the landscape he was taking in. "Another glass." Jayson said in a clear American accent one would not expect from a man his skin-tone. Only when the second glass had been waiting for him on the table for 3 full minutes did Jayson shift his attention to today's matter of business. "Linsay..." He spoke turning his gaze to the woman as he picked up the wine and moved it in front of him, odours making it's way up to his nose as he swirled it in thought.
"I've been considering what to do with you Linsay." Poor Linsay sat there, a mere shadow of the brave and careless woman which he'd seen in the security footage. Trembling now that she sat opposite a man who had her plucked from the streets in broad daylight and brought to this restraunt! This place... not the waiter, nor other guests seemed to care for Linsay being dragged in kicking and screaming. Jayson's table in a far corner, a single window to his right. "I've been thinking long and hard, but to be honest with you... I have not come to a satisfying conclusion." Jayson said as his eyes slowly took in all facial features from the girl who'd not only gone round the back to break the lock on the back-door to his night-club, but also slipped a bottle of wine into her jacket when she'd left. "Not just entering from the backdoor, an attitude which I could even appreciate were it under different circumstances. But stealing..." Jayson said taking a slow sip from the crystal glass in front of him before placing it to the side clearing the table between him and Linsay. Slowly reaching out to touch the girl's hand, laying his long fingers on top of the frightened girl's. "In Arabian countries, they still cut thieves hand's to this very day..." He said in a low tone, laughing to himself as he saw Linsay's paniced reaction.
Jayson couldn't make much of her excuses, rushed, paniced words comming out of the girl's mouth as she looked left to right for a way out. Jayson let her be for a minute, ensuring she understood that there simply was no way of escaping him if he didn't allow her to before he recited some of her words back to her. "My sister is a lawyer..." He qouted with somewhat of a smile. "You know Linsay, I too have a younger sister. And many younger brothers in fact. Our parents always taught us not to use our family as a way out, hiding behind someone else to take care of your problems... It's a sign of weakness." Jayson said before he drank the remaining wine and moved to the side of the table getting up. In one smooth motion, Jayson grabbed a silver steak-knife from a nearby table and slammed it deep into the wooden table close to Linsay.
"But... they also taught us to always come up for our siblings. I will speak with your sister and see what she has to offer. If that is sufficient, you can consider your little accident forgiven. Tomorrow, 5 p.m. in this same place. Tell her to wear a dress, I plan on having dinner." Jayson said and was on his way out of the place without saying his good-byes, leaving Linsay to stare at the shining blade in front of her until the waiter came up to her. "Do you want me to call you a taxi Miss?"
"I've been considering what to do with you Linsay." Poor Linsay sat there, a mere shadow of the brave and careless woman which he'd seen in the security footage. Trembling now that she sat opposite a man who had her plucked from the streets in broad daylight and brought to this restraunt! This place... not the waiter, nor other guests seemed to care for Linsay being dragged in kicking and screaming. Jayson's table in a far corner, a single window to his right. "I've been thinking long and hard, but to be honest with you... I have not come to a satisfying conclusion." Jayson said as his eyes slowly took in all facial features from the girl who'd not only gone round the back to break the lock on the back-door to his night-club, but also slipped a bottle of wine into her jacket when she'd left. "Not just entering from the backdoor, an attitude which I could even appreciate were it under different circumstances. But stealing..." Jayson said taking a slow sip from the crystal glass in front of him before placing it to the side clearing the table between him and Linsay. Slowly reaching out to touch the girl's hand, laying his long fingers on top of the frightened girl's. "In Arabian countries, they still cut thieves hand's to this very day..." He said in a low tone, laughing to himself as he saw Linsay's paniced reaction.
Jayson couldn't make much of her excuses, rushed, paniced words comming out of the girl's mouth as she looked left to right for a way out. Jayson let her be for a minute, ensuring she understood that there simply was no way of escaping him if he didn't allow her to before he recited some of her words back to her. "My sister is a lawyer..." He qouted with somewhat of a smile. "You know Linsay, I too have a younger sister. And many younger brothers in fact. Our parents always taught us not to use our family as a way out, hiding behind someone else to take care of your problems... It's a sign of weakness." Jayson said before he drank the remaining wine and moved to the side of the table getting up. In one smooth motion, Jayson grabbed a silver steak-knife from a nearby table and slammed it deep into the wooden table close to Linsay.
"But... they also taught us to always come up for our siblings. I will speak with your sister and see what she has to offer. If that is sufficient, you can consider your little accident forgiven. Tomorrow, 5 p.m. in this same place. Tell her to wear a dress, I plan on having dinner." Jayson said and was on his way out of the place without saying his good-byes, leaving Linsay to stare at the shining blade in front of her until the waiter came up to her. "Do you want me to call you a taxi Miss?"