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location: a night's rest at the lucky coyote casino
status: closed for kadir yazici / @hcllstvr
đđ đđđ đđđ đđđ đđ đđđđđ đđđ đđđđđ đ đđ đđđ đđđđđđ, she was almost certain the dimples in her cheeks would permanently sink into place, forever present even when she frowned. The conversation had gone on well past the point of polite, bypassed longwinded entirely, and shot straight into 'impending migraine' territory.
After the night she'd already had so far she needed a break. Another drink. Some godforsaken air. Anything that wasn't enduring what'd turned out to be an utterly unhelpful conversation about the merits of vacationing on the Amalfi Coast or Ibiza, notââOkay!â
Sharper than she'd intended, the word burst past her lips before she could stop it. An awkward chuckle soon took its place. âSorry, I'm, uhâI'm feeling a little flushed. Why don't you give me a call and we'll schedule time to finish this over lunch next week, yeah?â She was already gone and making a beeline for the nearest exterior door before they had a chance to point out they didn't have her number.
Fifty feet. Thirty feet. Twenty feetâWHAM.
She'd been almost to the finish line, almost to the door, until she wasn't. Until approximately six feet and a few odd inches shifted just enough to angle directly into her determined path.
A few thousand dollars worth of chips went flying out of the velvet bag she'd been clutching like a lifeline for the past hour of wasted time. Whatever remained of the champagne in her flute sloshed over its rim and all over her hand. And Safiye? Safiye just... stopped.
Three years should've been plenty of time to forget someone. At the very least, plenty of time to dull their memory until its edges went hazy and soft. Instead, the full force of recognition hit her swift and without a single ounce of mercy. Those shoulders were a little broader. The dark scruff edging his jaw a little thicker than before. But it was him.
Just like that, her thoughts slipped right out of the casino and into a part of her life she'd worked very, very hard at convincing herself didn't exist.
Sunday mornings spent lingering in quaint little coffee shops. Half finished conversations on balconies overlooking a city she hadn't come within two hundred miles of since. The weight of his ring on her finger and the promise of his last name, neither of which she'd earned or could ever hope to deserve.
Then, the moment she realized she couldn't do it anymore. The moment she left. Engaged one minute, a ghost the next, not even a note left behindâonly that ring on his nightstand.
Three years ago, she ran away from Kadir Yazici to spare him. The last thing she ever expected was to literally run right back into him now.
TWO YEARS SINCE HE'D BEEN IN TOWN â and yet had only stepped into the lucky coyote maybe a small handful of times. he wasn't much the gambling man, truth be told the act felt tedious after you play a number of games. they were all relatively the same just in different fonts; whether that was poker, slots, or landing on black, the end result was you either lose your money or walk away richer. the latter of which he certainly didn't need to place bets on in order to be. no, his particular corruption was found in code and digging up useful information on the people who surround him. though that hadn't stopped kadir from attending tonight, partaking in the celebrations of peace between the gangs. while he wasn't part of nameless for as long as most, he still heard plenty of whispers about just how fragile things were to begin, suppose it only takes an event of promised over indulgence to bring everyone together. even then, and with rules in place, who could say how the evening would turn out.
no matter the case, he polished off his latest glass, amber liquid easily tossed back, as well as excusing himself from present company. pulling out his phone, he'd managed to clone that of the person he'd been speaking withs own â after all they said no blood be spilled or there'd be a fine, which meant nothing wrong with having a little fun his own way. looking through various messages he'd only been half paying attention to the direction he was walking, and in a crowded place such as this it was only a matter of time before weaving in and out of people landed in a collision.
a scenario that played out exactly, walking right into another, smaller frame, managing to keep his balance, though the device slipped out of his grip bouncing onto the floor. â shit, â expletive falling, not necessarily in a harsh manner, if anything the annoyance was more at himself. â my bad, wasn't paying attention.. â continuing, he leaned down to grab the phone, surround by various casino chips. â you alâ â you alright? that's question he almost finished asking, until his dark eyes finally landed on said person he'd run into. frozen, like a deer caught in headlights, because standing in front of him ... was a phantom. how many drinks did he have, or what was in them?? had someone from a rival gang poisoned him for some reason that he was now hallucinating. clearly those could be the only explanations as to why he was seeing her stood in front of him now.
â sevda? â the name escaping him barely above a whisper among the background noise. one that hadn't been uttered from his tongue in so long, lost within the depths of his mind, much like the memories from years ago, though never truly forgotten. â ne ... ne yapÄąyorsun burada? ( what are you doing here? ) â
location: lucky coyote casino ; a night of rest
status: open, capped at 0/3.
Somewhere to her left, shots of top shelf liquor clinked in a toast to fifty years of relative peace. At the tables far to her right came the rhythmic flutter of dealers shuffling through decks of cards.
Bursts of victorious laughter and their accompanying growls of defeat cleaved through the air louder than any crack of gunfire and yet, even so thoroughly entrenched within the chaotic din of the evening, Safiye didn't need to see behind her or hear their steps to know someone was lingering.
Either they were there to slip a blade between her ribs over a rivalry she hadn't been around nearly long enough to fully comprehend yet or, more likely than not, they had eyes on the nearest seat.
Betting on the secondâthough she was one more call away from welcoming the firstâshe murmured, âGo on. Itâs yours if you want it.âÂ
Still, her gaze didn't shift. Dark eyes remained locked on her phone, the thing face down and vibrating atop a cocktail napkin, while she held a glass of 2016 Chateau Margaux in a white knuckle grip.
It wasn't until voicemail inevitably took over ( and took the choice of accepting or declining out of her hands ) that Saf sighed. Or that she finally deigned to spare a glance. âThe spot beside me, I mean.â A corner of her mouth twitched. âI waited about thirty minutes before I managed to snag mine so, if you're looking to stake a claim, this might be your only chance.â
FIFTY YEARS OF PEACE â that's what tonight's celebrations were all about and from the outside looking in, at least around the casino presently, you'd think that all seemed well and copacetic. the masses of five gangs enjoying an event of pure debauchery. but if you know, you know, harmony was an egg dangling from a bungee cord ready to snap at any moment. rocky unable to also deny that; while not wanting to end up in the middle of any crosshairs, well not now anyway, she was interested to see the what sort of outcome endless booze and wild betting would have for them.
her steps tread lightly almost everywhere she goes, perhaps a habit built off her profession, moving like a shadow. but as such wasn't her intention tonight, in fact she actually made her presence known at a few of the tables earlier on. deciding to take a break while on top, the woman sauntered over towards the bar, finding a familiar figure sat in the direction she headed. â don't mind if i do, saf â though can't help but wonder what else but the spot you assumed i'd want. â her words fall in nothing short of a jesting tone, with a smirk playing across her features before taking a seat and ordering a french 75. jade hues moving from the bartender back towards her fellow spider lily. â hopefully lady luck has been on your side in better ways than finding a seat ... unless gambling isn't your particular vice. although judging by the way you've been glaring at your phone i'd say, perhaps not. â
who: open to all (0/5) where: lucky coyote casino
The Lucky Coyote was one of the few places in the city where people could pretend the gangs weren't constantly one bad decision away from tearing each other apart. The illusion was almost impressive. Cards shuffled. Glasses clinked. Slot machines chimed endlessly in the background. People laughed. Money changed hands. And beneath it all sat an unspoken understanding that everybody in the building was armed, dangerous, and behaving only because the consequences of not behaving were significantly worse. Mia liked it. Or maybe liked wasn't the right word. Respected it, perhaps.
The mechanic sat at the far end of the bar, nursing a whiskey she'd barely touched. One elbow rested against the polished countertop while her attention drifted across the casino floor. Old habit. People-watching. Keeping track of exits. Noticing who arrived together and who pretended they hadn't. The place was full tonight. Representatives from every corner of the city. Enough tension packed into one room to start a war if somebody sneezed wrong. Mia found herself smirking. The whiskey burned pleasantly as she finally took a sip. The seat beside her scraped softly against the floor. She didn't look up. Not immediately. "You're either brave," she said finally, swirling the amber liquid in her glass, "or you've never been told it's rude to stare."
SHE COULDN'T HELP BUT let out a softly snorted type of laugh, knocking back the shot in her hand then, before responding. â a little column a, little column b..â shoulders push up into a shrug. she hadn't so much as been staring at the red-head as she so happened to glance at her within that particular moment â a little too long it would seem. a tendency she seemed to have but in this place it was hard not to stay at least a little vigilant. one of those lessons taught when she was younger, to always stay on your guard, and while rocky wasn't expecting anything too chaotic to pop off, if the peace was meant to be kept that is. there's no forgetting just how many people surrounding them were trained in certain arts, herself included, that could still pose a hazard regardless.
â sometimes staring can actually be a valuable tool, for example my personal favorite is giving someone the death stare until they give in, much like how i was even able to get this seat considering how packed this place is. â even down on this end the bar had been filled up but she wanted a drink, and too bad for the poor saps that were just over here having a conversation, that she happened upon them. one might think that at a towering 5'5" she couldn't look intimidating, but she didn't carry a reputation and air of 'could kill you if feeling so inclined' for nothing. â don't worry though, in your case i come in peace. â

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hey, wait a secondâ i could swear that was KADIR YAZICI that just walked past. donât tell me you havenât heard of the HACKER of NAMLESS? theyâve been a member for 2 YEARS and apparently theyâre actually LOYAL, so make sure not to forget this time. iâve heard theyâre known as THE POLYMATH, and i can tell you for sure that theyâre CHARISMATIC and ADEPT on a good day, but i donât think youâd like to see them when theyâre MACHIAVELLIAN and IMPULSIVE. rumour has it that they ARE PLOTTING TO OUST HIS FATHER FROM THEIR FAMILY COMPANY, but i donât know if anyone has ever lived long enough to confirm it. either way, most people would use MY MIND IS A MOUNTAIN by DEFTONES to describe them, as well a lone wolf howling at the dissipating moon, icarus flying dangerously close to the sun, the shift of the temperature as a storm approaches. god only knows how they ended up here, but love them or hate them, theyâre not going anywhere.
hey, wait a secondâ i could swear that was RAQUEL AGUILAR that just walked past. donât tell me you havenât heard of the ASSASSIN of THE SPIDER LILIES? theyâve been a member for 10 YEARS and apparently theyâre actually LOYAL, so make sure not to forget this time. iâve heard theyâre known as THE ENIGMA, and i can tell you for sure that theyâre SOLICITOUS and CLEVER on a good day, but i donât think youâd like to see them when theyâre PEDANTIC and TEMPERAMENTAL. rumour has it that they HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN MILITARY STYLE COMBAT SINCE SHE WAS YOUNGER, but i donât know if anyone has ever lived long enough to confirm it. either way, most people would use FXCK UP THE WORLD by LISA to describe them, as well sunglasses hiding that cunning glint in your eyes, the way light hits cascading velvet, a sharp tongue and even sharper mind. god only knows how they ended up here, but love them or hate them, theyâre not going anywhere.
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