#princess

It wasn’t often, especially not lately, that Vic got too much down time, and often wasn’t apt to spend it in the vampires’ territory. But he was intent on having a good time, and no one was really gonna stop him. He noticed the small girl in line outside calling to him was paused at the door by the doorman and he noted the man wasn’t buying her spiel, so he sighed, leaning forward to talk to the two of them. “C’mon now, guy, she clearly wants to get in. She’s old enough to be in here, it’s no big deal, and besides, if she wasn’t, she’d find a way in, and as you can clearly see, I’m waiting on her, I don’t do too well with being made to wait too long, you see her? Don’t wanna be a barrier between us, m’friend.”

Elora smiled when the other chimed in, a smile that seemed to emit some warmth that was enough to make the doorman smile in return, and allow her inside. She looked at the other, shining smile still in place. “Thank you, you really know how to help a damsel in distress.”

Standing in line, Lenah tapped her foot and leaned around the dude in front of her. With a smile, she placed a hand on his arm and moved around him. She ignored the complaints that left his mouth, worming her way through the line until she was behind the blonde holding them all up. She watched the scene for a moment. “Look, I’ll buy her way in if I have to. I’ve been waiting in line for at least half an hour. I’ve got things to do.”

Elora was a bit surprised by the person coming up behind her, but thankful either way. Though she found it more fun to con her way into places, help was always welcome and appreciated. The doorman seemed to grumble, but moved aside to allow the ladies to pass. “Why thank you.” Elora said, slipping inside and glancing to the other. “And thank you too.” Added she.