#balcoinvice

Caroline had found the perfect job in the city.  Behind every business man was a woman adding flare with parties, shows, and style.  She was working for that woman.  A beautiful, former dancer named Vera.  They got along famously and Caroline hoped to be just like her someday ( gorgeous, successful husband included ).

                     Derek wasn’t exactly looking forward to the idea of getting a job. However, for the sake of appearing more ‘normal’ to everyone it was something that he decided he was going to do. Skills-- well, unless being grumbly was an actual skill Derek only had a few and perhaps the only thing that worked in his favor was that he had a reputation, one that was horrible. But, that could work to his advantage right? There was the casino-- they were always looking for bartenders and that was something Derek could do and they didn’t have to worry about him drinking all the liquor away. (it wasn’t on the tops of his agenda)  

@balcoinvice

Nora knew where to find Sean.  She always knew.  When he left Boston, she could have chased him then and there to this place.  But she didn’t.  She gave him space in hopes that one day he’d return or share with her what was going on in his head after Blackwell.  Now she was coming to him.

She strutted into the bar, a strand of pearls dangling off of her wrist. The pearls were from another job, definitely not the one the one she was attending now. It’d be a good story, saying this was from some daring, rich man. But, instead this came from a family’s perfectly locked safe who had just allowed a mere stranger to crash across the couch. Little did they know that this would nab the family’s pearls and a few hundred dollars into someone else’s name. Alas, there could be a better story for them, so there would be. This wasn’t the point. The point was to get a much different job tonight. One that may even be a little less danger.

“Looks like this place made an honest man out of ya’, sweetheart,” a smile grew across her face, a purr coming to her tone. “Suit and tie? You must have been expecting me.”