Qwertycakes
Did you have a brain tumor for breakfast?
-
-
basics
-
-
tags
-
-
tl;dr
Julian Arrington
I don't care what you think
as long as it's about me
as long as it's about me
Julian moved through the crowd, carefully dipping a key into a tiny vial of white powder. Taking great care not to spill any, he lifted the small mound he'd scooped, and shoved it up into his nostril to eagerly snort it back. He breathed a sigh of contentment as the substance left behind a pleasant numbness, dripping down his throat.
Well, hello, chéri. Enjoying the party?
He sure as hell was. Finally, something worth a damn was going on in this boring-ass town.
Julian turned to the honeyed voice at his side, a wolfish grin tugging at his lips as he looked her over. She was a local, he was sure of that. Not too many of them went out of their way to chat him up, save for the strippers earning their tips, or the bored moms who watched his sitcoms. The director wasn't fawned over nearly as much as he thought he would be in Paradise, much to his disappointment.
“Bonsoir, ma belle,” He shot back playfully. “How about you? I don't even see a drink in that hand,” Julian remarked, nodding toward her empty digits. “Shall we fix that?”
Back in LA, he blew way too much cash on high-priced escorts. Never had to seek them out, they always came to him. This one had the same assertive tone in her approach, though Julian was doubting he’d run across a pro in this town. Perhaps just a classic aspiring actress? He had no problem with either possibility. Both types knew exactly what they wanted from him, offering up a good time without trying to rope him into a messy affair.
He glanced around before turning his attention back on the brunette before him. The wife had been threatening to stop by earlier, but it appeared he'd gotten lucky, and Astrid was held up, at least for the moment. Still, he thought it best to err on the side of caution, and attempt to hustle this beauty into the nearest unoccupied room in case she happened to show up.
“...Or if you prefer to play in the snow a little, I got you,” Julian added with a wink, flashing the vial before tucking it away in his jacket.
Well, hello, chéri. Enjoying the party?
He sure as hell was. Finally, something worth a damn was going on in this boring-ass town.
Julian turned to the honeyed voice at his side, a wolfish grin tugging at his lips as he looked her over. She was a local, he was sure of that. Not too many of them went out of their way to chat him up, save for the strippers earning their tips, or the bored moms who watched his sitcoms. The director wasn't fawned over nearly as much as he thought he would be in Paradise, much to his disappointment.
“Bonsoir, ma belle,” He shot back playfully. “How about you? I don't even see a drink in that hand,” Julian remarked, nodding toward her empty digits. “Shall we fix that?”
Back in LA, he blew way too much cash on high-priced escorts. Never had to seek them out, they always came to him. This one had the same assertive tone in her approach, though Julian was doubting he’d run across a pro in this town. Perhaps just a classic aspiring actress? He had no problem with either possibility. Both types knew exactly what they wanted from him, offering up a good time without trying to rope him into a messy affair.
He glanced around before turning his attention back on the brunette before him. The wife had been threatening to stop by earlier, but it appeared he'd gotten lucky, and Astrid was held up, at least for the moment. Still, he thought it best to err on the side of caution, and attempt to hustle this beauty into the nearest unoccupied room in case she happened to show up.
“...Or if you prefer to play in the snow a little, I got you,” Julian added with a wink, flashing the vial before tucking it away in his jacket.
code by valen t.