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| [fancypost bgcolor= #A9F5A9; border: 1px solid white; width: 155px; height: 200px; margin-left: -30px; overflow: auto;] [color=black]~IC~ Elizabeta woke up to a soft breeze blowing in through the window, causing white silk drapes to gently float into the air. Her emerald eyes slowly and sleepily opened, sparkling in the pastel morning light. Her hair was still up in it's fancy fashion from the night before (much messier), as well as her makeup. And the dress. How late had she stayed up? Ugh... How much had she drank...? It was a weekend, after all, and weekends meant free-spirited fun. Her ideal night was out in the city, ending up at one of the high-end night clubs, perhaps break a heart or two, converse with others of wealth... And then disappear. Of course, roaming behavior such as this ended up being quite lonely, with no friends or relationships. Maybe it was time to change that. But for now, Eliza needed to tidy up and get into something more comfortable. The fabric was becoming itchy. Francis had been awake long before sun-up. He owned one of the clubs that secretly sold over the counter. This also meant during parties, since practically everybody drank at one point or another during this damned prohibition. Taking a shot glass in one hand, he began wiping it with the rag that occupied the other. The fine material made a satisfying squeak as he cleaned. Cleanliness is next to godliness. With closed lips, he exhaled through his nose, a bit loudly. Putting the glass back in it's designated spot, he strained both hands across the counter with slouching shoulders. A blank expression scored across the large room, looking but not truly seeing anything. He was tired, and Francis' body language definitely gave that away. There was a bigger business he was part of, and this club was simply a small part of it. In this age, conspiracies were too easy to pull off... [/fancypost] |
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