Post by judas ulysses royale on Jun 1, 2013 21:44:53 GMT -5
the devil's langauge taste of lust
The tempo was always up beat and the songs, when they did have lyrics, were the most primal that they stirred something in the back of the mind or at least that’s what the plan was. The women were smoother, the liquor was calmer. The lights were dimmed lower and leather was slicker. Judas wasn’t going to go anywhere good when he died so he found it only fitting to make his heaven on earth. If he believed in such things. Trailing the lip of his scotch glass, he swirled his contrasting blue eyes into the amber liquid as if it would settle his little faith and show him his fate. But at last, it was only a sharp drink down his throat, no destiny swan in the bottom of his glass. The song change drew his attention; the patrons in his club were his life. Why else would he put so much income into making his night experience better then the others that graced the strips? No, he cast a rough glance around the moving bodies of the dancing crowd, that wasn’t true. He did this because it was what he craved. In some part of his subconscious Judas had a warp, a smudge of clean thought, and it fed off the bass beat. It wasn’t at all the most innocent place in the world, his devilish mind. But he could front like any well deserving and successful businessman and act ‘normal’.
Topping off his scotch with a self amused sparkle in his eyes, Judas sent the glass, with a new tip of some random dollar bill from his pocket in side, sliding back down the crown black marble top to the barkeep. The barkeep returned a knowing nod and Judas took his leave. The club could manage itself but, on nights like this, the owner liked to indulge in his own apple of Eden. Especially on nights like this. It irked him to admit, and if pressed really wouldn’t ever admit, that his most recent spat with his favorite bed warmer was more then frustrating. She, Blair, kept reeling off from him when it just so happened to be an inconvenience to her. And it happened to inconvenience her a lot. It was her loss since she was the one that kept running away, or so he justified it. He was, after all, only supplying her with what she asked for; a bed buddy who could be the most captivating man one minute and the most ravishing the next. But, it was a waste to dwell on her too long while she was away, most likely getting a taste of some other man before coming back. She always came back. His thoughts faded away into the hype of the club, evaporating like the sweat on glossed bodies that meshed on the dance floor. The bump of the bass shifted again and his feet now carried him gliding to the dj's post, rolling up his sleeves of navy as he went to let his too contained skin breath.
For as long as he owned the club, which was at most five years now, not once had Judas placed himself in the middle of those people infested group grindings. He was a businessman first and whatever else second. The number of men in the dance was looking stuffed, and, ever the generous man, Judas relieved them. A cock of the eyebrow at cluster of nearby girls he passed and a brief dark grin got the message across loud and clear. "a'nd lovelies," the distinct accent in his voice purred in husky undertones and dimpled smile as he spun on his heels to face them as he walked backwards, "make sure ya get cash. Tips are a'lways deserved." His girls. What could he say, he was sweet on them as they were sweet on him. They didn't have to follow through with the implied intent if they didn't see a guy that was good enough for a night, Judas put no pressure on them, he just wanted to thin the male numbers. The club had secluded out coves for a reason, might get use out of them.
the perch on one of the sound speakers was the best place, the rugged man was more often found there then anywhere else since it gave him the best view over the floor. he could watch his ladies steer their bodies like leaves in the wind to money worth men and earn green just by smiling. The whole place caused a chill to creep over his shoulders and base of his skull, this place, his night club always made him more in-tune to that warped part in his subconscious. But, after chatting a quick second with the dj, Judas let his business mask fall back into place, and his mind silently noting what parts of the club could be improved and how much revenue was needed to match and surpass last months intake. Everything else but the bass beat and work faded from his head.
tagtarnie/blair wordseight hundred-ish noteso.o i need to get use to him, but damn, he's a complicated man.... i hope this is alright....
Topping off his scotch with a self amused sparkle in his eyes, Judas sent the glass, with a new tip of some random dollar bill from his pocket in side, sliding back down the crown black marble top to the barkeep. The barkeep returned a knowing nod and Judas took his leave. The club could manage itself but, on nights like this, the owner liked to indulge in his own apple of Eden. Especially on nights like this. It irked him to admit, and if pressed really wouldn’t ever admit, that his most recent spat with his favorite bed warmer was more then frustrating. She, Blair, kept reeling off from him when it just so happened to be an inconvenience to her. And it happened to inconvenience her a lot. It was her loss since she was the one that kept running away, or so he justified it. He was, after all, only supplying her with what she asked for; a bed buddy who could be the most captivating man one minute and the most ravishing the next. But, it was a waste to dwell on her too long while she was away, most likely getting a taste of some other man before coming back. She always came back. His thoughts faded away into the hype of the club, evaporating like the sweat on glossed bodies that meshed on the dance floor. The bump of the bass shifted again and his feet now carried him gliding to the dj's post, rolling up his sleeves of navy as he went to let his too contained skin breath.
For as long as he owned the club, which was at most five years now, not once had Judas placed himself in the middle of those people infested group grindings. He was a businessman first and whatever else second. The number of men in the dance was looking stuffed, and, ever the generous man, Judas relieved them. A cock of the eyebrow at cluster of nearby girls he passed and a brief dark grin got the message across loud and clear. "a'nd lovelies," the distinct accent in his voice purred in husky undertones and dimpled smile as he spun on his heels to face them as he walked backwards, "make sure ya get cash. Tips are a'lways deserved." His girls. What could he say, he was sweet on them as they were sweet on him. They didn't have to follow through with the implied intent if they didn't see a guy that was good enough for a night, Judas put no pressure on them, he just wanted to thin the male numbers. The club had secluded out coves for a reason, might get use out of them.
the perch on one of the sound speakers was the best place, the rugged man was more often found there then anywhere else since it gave him the best view over the floor. he could watch his ladies steer their bodies like leaves in the wind to money worth men and earn green just by smiling. The whole place caused a chill to creep over his shoulders and base of his skull, this place, his night club always made him more in-tune to that warped part in his subconscious. But, after chatting a quick second with the dj, Judas let his business mask fall back into place, and his mind silently noting what parts of the club could be improved and how much revenue was needed to match and surpass last months intake. Everything else but the bass beat and work faded from his head.
tagtarnie/blair wordseight hundred-ish noteso.o i need to get use to him, but damn, he's a complicated man.... i hope this is alright....
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