Platinum Gia

“When I was 18, I was engaged to a prince from another country. We were on friendly terms, but didn’t love each other. The press caught me kissing another woman and the engagement was called off. I’m not sure if that’s really bad, but my parents and the people of my country sure thought it was.”

𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕙𝕖𝕒𝕥 𝕠𝕗 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕨𝕒𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝕚𝕤 𝕤𝕚𝕞𝕡𝕝𝕖, 𝕟𝕠𝕥 𝕥𝕠𝕠 𝕙𝕠𝕥, 𝕟𝕠𝕥 𝕥𝕠𝕠 𝕔𝕠𝕝𝕕.      daphne sits submerged slightly,    her place taken on the second step.    due to her height the water swims at mid stomach,    careful not to dampen long blonde locks while her body absorbs the pool.

a flicker of hazel gaze,   before lips stretch into a broad smile.     “ gia, baby, never— ”    she replies cooly,   turning gaze to glance at her.  “ i’m free for a few hours, if you want to be my princess for some time…. ”    a playful grin accompanied by a soft laugh, taupe brow lifting playfully.

Gia smiled at Daphne’s obvious flirting. The other woman was gorgeous, and Gia knew that a night with the blonde would not be disappointing. Especially if Daphne would take control. Gia liked being in charge sometimes, but she also didn’t mind when others took the dominant role in the bedroom. “I’m glad to see you here” she admitted. “Someone as wonderful as myself deserves company as wonderful as yours.” Then she let out a soft laugh of her own. “I’d never turn down the chance to be your princess” she assured.

Evelyn sat up a little as she pressed her lips into Gia’s skin. Her lips reaching once again for hers as the blonde moves a hand to cup the brunette’s cheek. Kissing her passionately as she raises her hips up to grind against Lacey’s with a grin. She liked being Roxie, because it meant she could be a little more forward than she usually is. Her fingers delicately unhook Lacey’s bra.

cleo: i'd really love it if you did book me again!

cleo: it was a nice little way to end my night tbh

gia: I will definitely book you again.

Her lips feverishly caught Gia’s giggling as she stumbled backwards into the other woman’s bed. They had gone out as two alter egos, Roxie and Lacey. And they definitely had a bit of fun at the club. Fake tattoos and dark makeup differentiated Evelyn from Roxie. As she lay on her back, feeling Gia work her top off, she helped her by getting the last few buttons. A grin rises to her lips as she nods, “And you will,” she felt her body already warm as she moves to tug off the other woman’s shirt.

         gigi shrugged lightly, not really impressed with the reputation the city had. while she certainly liked it and thought that new york was a beautiful place, the hustle and bustle of it also made her anxious a good majority of the time. “ i wasn’t trying to be in your business or anything. it’s just late so it was weird to see someone out and about this early, you know ? ” had she not had a client, gigi would’ve been asleep hours ago. “ i guess he’s not a vampire like you seem to be, ” she answered jokingly with another shrug. “ or he ran out of drinks for you. ”

“Don’t worry about it” said Gia. “It was a simple enough question.” She thought she’d given a simple enough answer to it, as well. “Vampires are tragically misunderstood” she said. “What’s wrong with wanting to live forever and stay young while doing it? Unless you’re one of those pussy vampires, like in Twilight.” She shrugged. “Its possible. I do enjoy my wine a bit more than the average person.” She considered it her right to do so as an Italian. “I know what I was doing out this late. What were you doing?” she asked pointedly.

lettie: you've got one of the most beautiful smiles i've ever seen. i saw you today and thought...

lettie: i need to find her membership profile.

lettie: i hope this isn't too much.

Gia: That's so sweet of you to say.

Gia: Well, you found me. 😉

Gia stepped into the pool room. She’d decided an afternoon swim would make her feel good. She was pleasantly surprised to see only one other person was there. Unwrapping her cover up, she said “Do you mind if I join you?” She didn’t wait for an answer before setting her cover up on the nearest chair.

cleo: miss gia!

cleo: i just wanted to check in on you after the night we had

cleo: which i gotta say... i definitely enjoyed myself

gia: That's so sweet of you.

gia: I really enjoyed it too.

based off x l chosen prompt : wandering alone at night // @platinumgia

“ whatcha doing ? ” gigi couldn’t ever remember the last time she saw someone out and about this late. she’d gotten out with a client late enough that she could see the beginnings of the sun about to rise. normal people would still be asleep around this time. which is why she was curious that someone wasn’t. “ it’s weird to see anybody wandering around this late. ”

“I was out enjoying the city” said Gia. “Don’t you know its the city that never sleeps?” That was one thing she loved about New York. There was always something to do, no matter what the hour. “But if you want to get into details, I was at a bar.” Gia loved wine almost as much as she loved fashion. “Unfortunately the bartender seemed to think the sun starting to rise was a sign it was time to chase me out.”

Today had been the definition of exhausting due to a whole laundry list of complications. Robin had thought she had the night to herself after her last scheduled phone call. Apparently that wasn’t the case when her phone signaled that she had gotten an email. She got her phone out and skimmed over the details while she entered the Votive. Not even three steps into the main entrance and she was already done.

Robin stepped to the side so she wouldn’t block the walkway as she actually read over the entire thing. The amount of bullshit in the message was outstanding, but it grated on her last goddamn nerve. 

“Son of a bitch- God, I need a stiff one,” she groused out loud by accident. The pad of her thumb paused on the screen, and she looked up to see if she was alone. Of course she wasn’t. A light grimace came to her features as she made eye contact with the other person. “Sorry, didn’t mean to, um, say that.” Out loud. 

Gia stepped into the main entrance of the Votive. As she did so, she heard an attractive woman speaking. Glancing up, she caught the other woman’s eye. “Do you mean a drink?” she asked with a twinkle in her eye. “Or something else? Cause I’d be happy to help with either.” Then she shrugged. “Life is too short to regret things you’ve said.” It was one reason the princess had almost zero filter. Whatever she thought, she said. “Or worse, things you didn’t say that you should have.”