Not Meat
Daddy is a state of mind
Alessa Bardot
The news had come as a shock to Alessa. Within her first week of being in the new dance studio with a new partner, her partner was found dead. Alessa hadn't gotten too close to the man. He had been her partner for only a short while and they had spent most of their time together dancing. She knew that he was a kind man with a kind heart and a delicate way of dancing. Truly he had been the perfect partner for her to dance with. He was gentle with her soft frame and didn't try any radical acts without practicing and consent. It was a true shame that such a graceful dancer had been lost to the hands of someone else. his funeral would definitely be a sad one for Alessa. Despite not knowing him well Alessa knew that finding a male dance partner that was as genuinely kind as he was a hard thing to do. male dancers in general could be hard to come by. The company pulled the dance and decided to throw Alessa into a different role. She was fine with this, of course. Things happened all of the time. It was part of her job to be adaptive and to flow with whatever decisions were made. She was an outlet for beauty and grace this never really changed. It didn't come as a shock, however, when in the middle of rehearsal she was paged down to the lobby to meet with a detective. Alessa was, after all, one of the last people to see Cameron. Alessa didn't bother to change before heading off to the lobby. This interview shouldn't take too long. She could still squeeze in a little more time practicing in costume and getting used to the flow of the dress that she was expected to wear.
The powder blue dress billowed and flowed behind her as she paced through the empty halls of the dance studio. Anxiety bubbled up through her as she walked gracefully toward the detective. His back was turned to her but she watched as he turned around as she approached him. Alessa, of course, was still in a ballet mind as she greeted him. She started to bow but stopped herself before she made a fool of herself. "Hello detective. Welcome to the studio." She greeted him kindly, her voice soft. Of course the anxiety that bubbled in her throat made her gentle introduction quiver slightly. She could feel herself shaking. Alessa had never once been in trouble with the law. She had always been straight edge and shied away from doing anything that could get her in trouble. The most rebellious things she had ever done was get piercings, tattoos, and dye her hair. All things that could be easily covered up and removed if she needed to. "I don't mind, detective. Why don't we go into a room so we can talk in private?" Alessa beckoned for the detective to follow her. Really she just wanted to sit down to hide the fact that her legs were shaking. The panic that she felt completely overrode anything else in her mind. If Alessa was more calm she might have taken an extra moment to look over the detective and think about how handsome she thought he was. Unfortunately, though, that was not the case and Alessa was panicking inside.
Gracefully, Alessa led the detective to a break room and offered him a seat. "Before we get into anything, would you like a drink?" Alessa grabbed herself a glass of water and poured the detective one anyway. She wasn't sure how many questions he would have for her or how long she would really be there with him. Perhaps she should have changed from her outfit. Alessa placed the glass on the coffee table in front of them and sat across from the detective. "I honestly don't have much to say. Cameron and I were rehearsing our duet. We received the costumes a few days ago and the skirt of my dress was longer that we expected so we wanted to work on a couple maneuvers that we worried may be a little difficult to do with such a skirt. I think we danced for five or six hours and then went our separate ways. Cameron mentioned that he was going to stop by somewhere before he went home but I wasn't paying too much attention, honestly. After we were done I just went home to my cat. I apologize that I don't have much more information for you, sir." The whole time that Alessa spoke she was shaking and fiddling with her skirt. There was no doubt in her mind that she was nervous. maybe it was because he was an authority figure. Or perhaps it was because once she sat down and actually looked at the detective she noticed how... attractive he was. How beautiful his soft eyes were.
~Cont. on disc~
Mentions: Qwertycakes
The news had come as a shock to Alessa. Within her first week of being in the new dance studio with a new partner, her partner was found dead. Alessa hadn't gotten too close to the man. He had been her partner for only a short while and they had spent most of their time together dancing. She knew that he was a kind man with a kind heart and a delicate way of dancing. Truly he had been the perfect partner for her to dance with. He was gentle with her soft frame and didn't try any radical acts without practicing and consent. It was a true shame that such a graceful dancer had been lost to the hands of someone else. his funeral would definitely be a sad one for Alessa. Despite not knowing him well Alessa knew that finding a male dance partner that was as genuinely kind as he was a hard thing to do. male dancers in general could be hard to come by. The company pulled the dance and decided to throw Alessa into a different role. She was fine with this, of course. Things happened all of the time. It was part of her job to be adaptive and to flow with whatever decisions were made. She was an outlet for beauty and grace this never really changed. It didn't come as a shock, however, when in the middle of rehearsal she was paged down to the lobby to meet with a detective. Alessa was, after all, one of the last people to see Cameron. Alessa didn't bother to change before heading off to the lobby. This interview shouldn't take too long. She could still squeeze in a little more time practicing in costume and getting used to the flow of the dress that she was expected to wear.
The powder blue dress billowed and flowed behind her as she paced through the empty halls of the dance studio. Anxiety bubbled up through her as she walked gracefully toward the detective. His back was turned to her but she watched as he turned around as she approached him. Alessa, of course, was still in a ballet mind as she greeted him. She started to bow but stopped herself before she made a fool of herself. "Hello detective. Welcome to the studio." She greeted him kindly, her voice soft. Of course the anxiety that bubbled in her throat made her gentle introduction quiver slightly. She could feel herself shaking. Alessa had never once been in trouble with the law. She had always been straight edge and shied away from doing anything that could get her in trouble. The most rebellious things she had ever done was get piercings, tattoos, and dye her hair. All things that could be easily covered up and removed if she needed to. "I don't mind, detective. Why don't we go into a room so we can talk in private?" Alessa beckoned for the detective to follow her. Really she just wanted to sit down to hide the fact that her legs were shaking. The panic that she felt completely overrode anything else in her mind. If Alessa was more calm she might have taken an extra moment to look over the detective and think about how handsome she thought he was. Unfortunately, though, that was not the case and Alessa was panicking inside.
Gracefully, Alessa led the detective to a break room and offered him a seat. "Before we get into anything, would you like a drink?" Alessa grabbed herself a glass of water and poured the detective one anyway. She wasn't sure how many questions he would have for her or how long she would really be there with him. Perhaps she should have changed from her outfit. Alessa placed the glass on the coffee table in front of them and sat across from the detective. "I honestly don't have much to say. Cameron and I were rehearsing our duet. We received the costumes a few days ago and the skirt of my dress was longer that we expected so we wanted to work on a couple maneuvers that we worried may be a little difficult to do with such a skirt. I think we danced for five or six hours and then went our separate ways. Cameron mentioned that he was going to stop by somewhere before he went home but I wasn't paying too much attention, honestly. After we were done I just went home to my cat. I apologize that I don't have much more information for you, sir." The whole time that Alessa spoke she was shaking and fiddling with her skirt. There was no doubt in her mind that she was nervous. maybe it was because he was an authority figure. Or perhaps it was because once she sat down and actually looked at the detective she noticed how... attractive he was. How beautiful his soft eyes were.
~Cont. on disc~
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