The summer breeze blew gently through the alleyways and streets of the bustling city. A young man, stumbled across the road, narrowly missing a motorcyclist and several cars. He shouldered through the large mass of people gathered outside the cities newest, flourishing, club; "Tempest". Sweeping his fringe from his forehead, Rowan Harris blinked blearily at the long line snaking out of the doorway. Pushing part of the way through, he stood and waited.
Eventually, he reached the rent of the line, looking at the man who blocked he entrance to the club. He was a typical bouncer, built like a tank and around six foot with a shaven head and wearing a dark suit. Yet Rowan dwarfed him, with a height of 6'7 and a lean, muscular build to match. The bouncer accepted the credit card without glancing at the age verification, allowing the 24 year old into the club.
Rowan smiled his thanks and shoved his way through the clubs bustling crowd, making his way for the bar. After seating himself on one of the high stools, he placed a bank note on the bar and ordered. "Johnny Walker Black." He said, looking at himself in the mirror which was opposite him. His dark mahogany hair was swept to one side, with a natural wave gifting it. His icy blue eyes stared back at him as he checked that his plain white tee shirt didn't have any stains on it. His tanned skin attracted a fair amount of girls, but he ignored most of them, preferring one night stands to actual relationships.
The waiter behind the bar handed him a glass, containing his favoured amber drink. He snapped out of his trance and nodded his thanks. Taking a sip, he turned his head slightly towards the crowd and looked over the people dancing in the crowds, enjoying the familiar burn of alcohol going down his throat. A scowl of disapointment took over his features and he turned back to the bar, downing the rest of his drink in one before he joined the mass of dancers.
After around an hour, he returned to the bar, a thin sheen of sweat over his forehead and a small, satisfied smile in place on his mouth. He nodded at the waiter who brought him another drink. Roman placed his credit card on the bench-top, sliding it over and punching the pin into the machine bared to him effortlessly. The waiter was called away by another clubber, giving Rowan a small smile of apology. Rowan waved him away and hunched over his drink, focussing on the rich liquid in front of him. He appeared to be in a trance, or at least far away in his mind as he took a sip from the glass.
Eventually, he reached the rent of the line, looking at the man who blocked he entrance to the club. He was a typical bouncer, built like a tank and around six foot with a shaven head and wearing a dark suit. Yet Rowan dwarfed him, with a height of 6'7 and a lean, muscular build to match. The bouncer accepted the credit card without glancing at the age verification, allowing the 24 year old into the club.
Rowan smiled his thanks and shoved his way through the clubs bustling crowd, making his way for the bar. After seating himself on one of the high stools, he placed a bank note on the bar and ordered. "Johnny Walker Black." He said, looking at himself in the mirror which was opposite him. His dark mahogany hair was swept to one side, with a natural wave gifting it. His icy blue eyes stared back at him as he checked that his plain white tee shirt didn't have any stains on it. His tanned skin attracted a fair amount of girls, but he ignored most of them, preferring one night stands to actual relationships.
The waiter behind the bar handed him a glass, containing his favoured amber drink. He snapped out of his trance and nodded his thanks. Taking a sip, he turned his head slightly towards the crowd and looked over the people dancing in the crowds, enjoying the familiar burn of alcohol going down his throat. A scowl of disapointment took over his features and he turned back to the bar, downing the rest of his drink in one before he joined the mass of dancers.
After around an hour, he returned to the bar, a thin sheen of sweat over his forehead and a small, satisfied smile in place on his mouth. He nodded at the waiter who brought him another drink. Roman placed his credit card on the bench-top, sliding it over and punching the pin into the machine bared to him effortlessly. The waiter was called away by another clubber, giving Rowan a small smile of apology. Rowan waved him away and hunched over his drink, focussing on the rich liquid in front of him. He appeared to be in a trance, or at least far away in his mind as he took a sip from the glass.