RealisticFantasy
✯ Raccoon Catcher ✯
The entire ordeal was making Nicole a bit nauseous. Sure, she knew Nate was a pretentious asshole but she didn't know that he was a pretentious asshole to this extent. Even worse, girls were lining up to be a part of it. Those poor things probably had no idea what they were in for. A couple of drinks and they would end up in bed with him. Only if they were 'his pick,' of course. She scoffs out loud, glancing back at Nate as he walks to the bar with his buddy. That was another thing. It seemed like Nate surrounded himself with pretentious assholes as well who thought they could put their hands of a girl they just met.
Running a hand through her hair, she examines the scene around her. As expected, you could hardly hear anything over the blaring music or see anything through the intermittently flashing lights of various colors. The entire room smelled of alcohol and desperation which made her begin to wonder why she had started to miss places like this in the first place. The crowd had filled in the space left behind from Nate's beeline for the bar, already back to bouncing and bumping to the music. Nicole pushes her way through the shadowy mass of bodies, heading for the bar herself, when she got pulled back by someone wrapping their arms around her waist.
The man's forehead shimmers slightly, his sweat catching some of the light, and he keeps licking his lips. Someone must have told him it was attractive once. He wasn't that terrible looking and on a better night, Nicole might have danced with her. Even if it was only just for a bit. But the way he kept staring at her and trying to maintain eye contact was just downright creepy. Nicole lets out a laugh, pushing the blonde away from her. "I'm not nearly drunk for this. I might not be drunk enough ever." Luckily for the man's self esteem, the music muffles her words and before he could ask what she said, she was already gone.
The crowd at the bar hardly seemed at better than the dance floor. She could barely make it out, save for the illuminated wall of alcohol that stood behind it. Channeling her inner bar crawled, she pushes her way through the crowd as if she were someone important. After all, she was someone important. These people just weren't aware of it. Nicole had a history of dispersing crowds to get a drink for herself and her friends but those days had long since past. This particular venture took a little longer than most before the crowd finally compiled and eased away enough for her to slip in. Leaning over the bar a bit and making an effortless gesture brought the bartender over. It was all in your attitude. You had to act important to be treated like you were.
She slides her card over the counter with a soft smile. "Open a tab for me, would you? I have an aching feeling I'll be drinking a lot. Oh, and mix me up something sweet that get me wasted, s'il vous plaît." The bartender returns the smile with a nod and walks off with her card. Nicole found herself checking him out as he does before shaking herself from it. Was it really that easy to recede into her old self? Recently, she had been trying to be a better person and that included avoiding the club scene for a while. But she figured it was like a drug. No matter how toxic it was for you, you just couldn't let it go. Especially when the people treated you like royalty. The bartender returns with her drink and her card a few short moments later. She takes both with a thank you, ensuring him she'd be back in a short while.
Nicole pulls away from the bar, holding in drink in her right hand as she slips her card back into her purse with her left. She slips the frozen drink idly, scanning the room yet again. The choice of women seemed much more varied than the choice of men among the group. The men mainly consisted of the egotistical type that you could just tell were compensating. She had no intention of getting near any of them until she was at least three or four drinks in. Finishing off her second scrutinization, she finishes off her first drink. She heads back to the bar to get her second so that she could begin considering dancing.
Running a hand through her hair, she examines the scene around her. As expected, you could hardly hear anything over the blaring music or see anything through the intermittently flashing lights of various colors. The entire room smelled of alcohol and desperation which made her begin to wonder why she had started to miss places like this in the first place. The crowd had filled in the space left behind from Nate's beeline for the bar, already back to bouncing and bumping to the music. Nicole pushes her way through the shadowy mass of bodies, heading for the bar herself, when she got pulled back by someone wrapping their arms around her waist.
The man's forehead shimmers slightly, his sweat catching some of the light, and he keeps licking his lips. Someone must have told him it was attractive once. He wasn't that terrible looking and on a better night, Nicole might have danced with her. Even if it was only just for a bit. But the way he kept staring at her and trying to maintain eye contact was just downright creepy. Nicole lets out a laugh, pushing the blonde away from her. "I'm not nearly drunk for this. I might not be drunk enough ever." Luckily for the man's self esteem, the music muffles her words and before he could ask what she said, she was already gone.
The crowd at the bar hardly seemed at better than the dance floor. She could barely make it out, save for the illuminated wall of alcohol that stood behind it. Channeling her inner bar crawled, she pushes her way through the crowd as if she were someone important. After all, she was someone important. These people just weren't aware of it. Nicole had a history of dispersing crowds to get a drink for herself and her friends but those days had long since past. This particular venture took a little longer than most before the crowd finally compiled and eased away enough for her to slip in. Leaning over the bar a bit and making an effortless gesture brought the bartender over. It was all in your attitude. You had to act important to be treated like you were.
She slides her card over the counter with a soft smile. "Open a tab for me, would you? I have an aching feeling I'll be drinking a lot. Oh, and mix me up something sweet that get me wasted, s'il vous plaît." The bartender returns the smile with a nod and walks off with her card. Nicole found herself checking him out as he does before shaking herself from it. Was it really that easy to recede into her old self? Recently, she had been trying to be a better person and that included avoiding the club scene for a while. But she figured it was like a drug. No matter how toxic it was for you, you just couldn't let it go. Especially when the people treated you like royalty. The bartender returns with her drink and her card a few short moments later. She takes both with a thank you, ensuring him she'd be back in a short while.
Nicole pulls away from the bar, holding in drink in her right hand as she slips her card back into her purse with her left. She slips the frozen drink idly, scanning the room yet again. The choice of women seemed much more varied than the choice of men among the group. The men mainly consisted of the egotistical type that you could just tell were compensating. She had no intention of getting near any of them until she was at least three or four drinks in. Finishing off her second scrutinization, she finishes off her first drink. She heads back to the bar to get her second so that she could begin considering dancing.
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