It was a gift of hers that Chelsea wore like a crown. She noticed everything. Came useful for a job like hers where she needed to pluck the weakling out of the crowd and smother them, mostly the men, with all bits of what she had to offer to make a little money. So, while spotting the opening, for no apparent reason, Chelsea settled herself in. “Uh huh.” She tilted her head, blonde hair spilling forward, pretending not to notice how close they were, like it wasn’t intentional. “Yet you keep showing up, I might start thinking you’re here for me.” Chelsea teased, the smirk tugging wider before she reclined just slightly, enough to give Ronnie the choice—lean in, or let her slip away. But her gaze didn’t drift, it stayed locked, unashamedly drawing her in, as if Chelsea had all night to play this game. She even purposely lifted a thicker leg that was exposed, yet let room for playful imagination, dropping it over her opposing knee, then when the vodka sodas were delivered before them, didn’t drink right away. Her middle finger slid around the rim instead. “Well, depends.” Chelsea murmured, curling her other hand beneath her chin innocently. “Do you want me coming back for more?”