#ACHEFELT.

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[achefelt]

* # achefelt .

ꗃ          ┉          rafael " rafe " tobar         . . .          intro. ꗃ          ┉          jillian " jill " van pelt         . . .          intro. ꗃ          ┉          teresa soto         . . .          intro.

[jessicahambys]

Every Serena Van Der Woodsen Outfit ↳ Pilot (1.01)

“Nah, Billy’s too much of a hot shot for where we’re going,” Jason decided, shifting his gait to lead the way. Remnants of his previous smirk were still etched into the fissures of his jawline as he brought a hand to it. Those icy blues of his widened, recalling her quip from earlier on. There was something about their banter that had him itching for some mayhem. If he was the lighter, then Jill was the gasoline. All he needed was a little spark to ignite the adrenaline that always threatened to explode. “Thought we could see how clean this face could stay.”  And so, Jason waste no time. He stamped out his last of his cigarette and began to lead the way walking down a dimly light street opposite of the Clubhouse. “It’s not far,” he added, no stranger to taking the back streets. Brooklyn was never as big as it seemed when you had lived there your whole life and knew all of its the shortcuts.  Coming up on a garage, Jason slowed and rounded the corner to its back entrance. Even from the outside the hum of debauchery and the baseline wafted through the air. It was an auto-body shop by day, and by night… chaos.  

“Oh, is he?” Never one for formality, Jill was a bit more intrigued now. Their secondary location was only moments away, yet she was still as excited as ever for whatever the hell Jason seemed to have in mind. She stood up now, wobble still gracing her every move as the blonde kept herself composed as much as possible. She could handle her drinks… most days. Eyes narrowed at his follow-up, head tilting a bit before a grin of her own appeared. “I think that’s a very good idea.” It didn’t involve her own safety, as far as she was concerned, and that was just another win in Jill’s book. 

Her own cigarette remained lit, hanging from the corner of her lips if not stuck between her index and middle fingers while they moved. She was glad she hadn’t settled for heels before going out that night - walking barefoot around backdoors and alleyways was a tetanus nightmare waiting to happen. Not to say she hadn’t done it before, but it wasn’t a preference. 

Head canted as they passed the Clubhouse, first instinct leading her to guess that was their desired final destination… until they walked up on a garage. Somewhere Jill hadn’t been yet, which only made her curiosity grow stronger. “You take me here to fix up a car or something? When you were talking about keeping a clean face, I didn’t think you meant grease stains.” She’s joking, of course, but Jill just flashes him another smile as every noise around them seemed to echo and boom - true night life.

[kendalsroy]

MADELYN CLINE Hot Stuff

[a7estrellas]

At lunch with JOEL MILLER ⌙ The Last Of Us | 1.03 Long Long Time

𝐍𝐈𝐊𝐈𝐓𝐀 𝐋𝐈𝐓𝐄𝐑𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐘 feels as if she fell in a parachute on whatever is going on right now which was making her get more anxious. She gently raised her both hands in the air to prove she is harmless. In situations like this, she somehow manages to be extremely calm. The Russian blonde was seeing where the noises and the person were, but she hasn’t moved, remaining rooted in the same spot where she was to not cause any unnecessary conflict. The next thing she felt was Teresa’s hand grasping her wrist when she gazed at this stranger dropped to the brunette. She followed wherever Teresa was leading them. This wasn’t the safest place in town, not even the safest hours. ❛ I --Uh, I— Got lost. ❜ Partially the truth, she’d never tell anyone she’s seeing that deadbeat father of her. Nikki looked backward as she walked with Tess because she had no idea if they were being followed. ❛ What was going on out there…? ❜ She refers to the stranger she bumped into at the scene with Teresa.

Eyes hadn’t failed to notice the damage to Nikki’s face, catching traces of it here and there through the very limited patches of light that were offered on their way out. Once Teresa felt they were far enough away, she pulled herself to a halt and extended an arm towards her friend. There’s a familiar instinct that follows, Teresa’s incessant need to help the people she cared for the most, and her brows furrowed a bit while she inspected the mark. “Who did that?” There’s complete disregard for her own situation, anger just barely becoming a surface level emotion as the detective made an attempt at keeping her cool. 

“Honestly, I have no clue who that guy was. I think I just caught him at a bad time.” She shrugged, arms dropping to her sides as she paused for just a brief moment. “It’s good to see you, Nikki.”

[safiyeburuk]

The brunette had been lingering outside of the nightclub, stepping out of the mouth of the alley in time to notice a figure amidst the shadows. It wasn't unusual for drunken patrons to stumble out and find themselves lost in the zigzagged alleys. Normally they were much more loud and clumsy with their stances. This woman seemed to be of sober mind and out of place against the old brick and debris on the ground.

She followed slowly, raising the back of her jacket to pull out the gun that was placed there. Shifting her path, she chose another route that would end with them face to face. After all, she knew these routes like the back of her hand. Smiling behind the barrel of her gun, she watched the other carefully. "Not interested in when you're leaving but why you arrived?" Not expecting a straight answer, she took the time to flash a light in her face to see if she noticed her. "I'm making the demands while the gun is up. What are you doing here?" And if she had to guess, the stench was not one of alcohol but of law enforcement.

[achefelt]

She didn’t flinch at the light in her face. In fact, Teresa only squinted and her head shifted in the slightest to adjust to her new view. Shoulders remain low and relaxed as she eyed the other for a moment. “Just nosy.” And it was true, for the most part, but the femme shrugs a bit in return as she cleared her throat. This was how she found herself in most situations - just… completely in trouble. If it wasn’t a gun to her face, it was a shiner to the eye or maybe a bruise to her side. Either way, this wasn’t her first rodeo, especially not in this area of the city. 

“I was looking for someone. Clearly, they’re not here.” Admission to getting lost was not to be muttered, Teresa pinpointing that as her own sign of weakness in the moment. There was nothing she’d do to compromise her own safety like that, at least not from an intellectual standpoint.

Jason snagged the lighter to spark his own cigarette to life, and helped himself to a long awaited drag. Smoke and possibility filled his lungs —slowly and then all at once— as Jill fired back at him, a cocky smirk dangling from the corner of his lip.  “Oh, you should be.” Jason warned. It was more bark than bite, unknown to him the weight his words had the potential of carrying. No matter how hard he tried to lay low or enjoy some peace and quiet, it was one match-up the ex-fighter would never win. Chaos would always throw a cheap shot his way, and draw him in like a moth to a flame. “You know,” He countered, thin wisps of smoke wandering off into the darkness of the early evening. “We don’t have to wait around until then to have a good time.” His eyes widened with all the potential trouble they could get up to, and he passed her back the lighter. “You want to get out of here?”

Eyes roll at his counter, smirk of her own shining through without much attempt to stop it as Jill reached forward to take the laughter back. “I’ll sleep with one eye open, how’s that?” Smoke followed through in a deep exhale, cigarette’s scent seemingly the only thing keeping Jill from focusing on the temperature outside. Maybe she had the alcohol to thank for that, too.

It takes very little convincing for Jill to be lured into the inevitability of chaos, his words drawing the slight turn of her head in return while the blonde set the cigarette back between her teeth. Palms pressed against the ground, body lifted to a standing position. Her back hit the wall briefly, just barely grazed it as she tried to push sobriety’s temporary vacation away for the moment. “Yeah, this place blows anyway.” Words were muttered through lips occupied by a cigarette before her eyes moved towards the door. Dimly lit surroundings don’t help in her attempt to get a proper grip on herself. The lighter was put back into her pocket at that time, shoulders lifting in a long shrug before her attention moved back towards Jason. “Lead the way, Billy Hope.” Her knowledge of fighting movies had been limited, if it weren’t already obvious.

It was pretty damn stupid of Jason to think that he could manage to steal a couple of moments for some peace and quiet. Not with his line of work, or when he knew of a couple underground fights happening that night. He probably just needed to take his mind off things, throw back a couple of cold ones and get into some trouble, or maybe he just needed to get laid. Either way, Jason welcomed the company and all the chaos she brought with her, meeting his favorite bartender with a gradual smirk that stretched up the side of that very jawline that was famous for sporting a shiner or two. “It’s still early, Van Pelt. A lot of time for that to change that.” He leaned forward to meet Jill half way, extending his half-empty Marlboro carton towards her. His own cigarette was still between his lips waiting patiently to be lit. “You better.”  He teased, offering her an empty threat to accompany those smokes. “I know where you work.”

Jill would never understand how New York could be so full of surprises yet so predictable all at the same time. The chaos was the unpredictable part, but people had the tendency to fall into routines - herself included - and maybe that was part of the problem. Still, it’s time like these that make her prone to avoid complaining and she’d never back away from the possibility of entertainment. 

“There certainly is.” She was an enabler of sorts, never one to shy from exploiting the destructive tendencies of others to fuel her own ego and sense of excitement. She dabbled in most things on her own, too, but the break was nice sometimes. People like Jason were easy to come by but it was much more fun around people she knew rather than complete strangers. 

One is plucked from the pack, upper teeth grazing her bottom lip as she did so before eyes rolled in return for his words. “Oh, I’m so scared.” Jest falls through lips that were too busy holding up the cigarette as she pulled a lighter from her back pocket. Somehow, a smile seemed to accompany her words before the lighter was offered his way in exchange for his previous one. “Can’t threaten me with a good time, Jason. That’ll only make me wanna see what happens if I actually don’t make it up to you.”

[elizabeaufort]

       𝐍𝐈𝐊𝐈𝐓𝐀 𝐖𝐀𝐒𝐍'𝐓  on the part of town she spent more time. Today, her father wanted to talk to her, which means he lives in another part of the city, a decayed area, dangerous, especially at this time of night. The Russian blonde always goes to visit him, hidden once a week. This is the secret nobody knows about, because in theory, her father is 'dead', he, after all, faked his death passing all his possession and debts in her name. Per usual the conversation between them didn't take so long, and this time things went beyond simple arguments, it also was a bit physical which wasn't any news to her. Once she left him, in the dark of the night, her legs continued walking, and she check to see if there is any issue with Sasha at home, but luckily everything was fine.         It hurt her heart to leave her one-year-old son alone, with a babysitter, because she literally has trust issues with people. She caressed one side of her own cheek, which was reddish, and stumbled at the scene of somebody... Teresa. It can't be her, can it?! This area of town, in theory, is not the area Nikki hangs around. Nowadays, she was mostly seen in parks or groceries when she isn't in her 'castle' (hotel).❛ Teresa?! ❜ There's a hint of doubt, considering how dark was that area. ❛ It's Nikki. What's going on here!? ❜ She asked the brunette, in doubt if she should also raise her hands in the air to show she was harmless.

[achefelt]

Her own head turned at the slightest of movements, brain barely processing Nikki’s arrival in a questioning manner before she’s snapped back into reality. Periphery catches a glimpse of the weapon’s movement, new target acquired upon the other’s arrival, and it makes Teresa’s instincts kick in. “Not at her, asshole. At me.” Step to the side, more towards Nikki, proved her resistance to back down when a threat emerged. Barrel moved back to her now and the detective gave a forced smile, as if thanking the stranger for listening to her orders even when he didn’t have to. “Little misunderstanding, that’s all.” Teresa weaved her way back into Nikki’s conversation, eyes never leaving the person before them. It was one thing to kill her, right? Another to kill two, she’d assumed. The silence between her and this stranger was damning enough as it was, but Teresa’s confidence in her ability to read a situation would either be her rise or her fall, and she’d take her chances.

A slight nod was given (a warning not to do anything stupid) before she tore her eyes from the enemy and moved more towards Nikki. “Come on.” The brunette murmured, hand wrapping around her friend’s wrist as she tugged her more away from the room. “What the hell are you doing out here? Trying to get yourself killed?” Quick turn of her head confirmed they weren’t being followed and Teresa had to mentally note everything about her previous company’s appearance, because she knew second chances were rarely given.

[achefelt]

OPEN to everyone.

Once again, Teresa had ended up somewhere she probably shouldn’t have been in the first place. Unprotected, alone, and too stubborn to call for backup, she found herself hiding out in one of the few run down factories just outside the city. Gun had remained holstered while she wandered around, kicking a few pieces of rotten wood and worn brick aside as she moved. There’s a twist in her features (disgust) with every step, disinterest begin to hit her like a wave at the realization that this wasn’t what they’d been looking for in the first place: a dead end, respectively. It only furthered her irritation.

On her way out, she’d gotten only a bit lost, but at least she was moving faster. It didn’t last long, turn of the corner revealing a barrel pointed straight at her face as she entered one of the smaller rooms. Demeanor remained relaxed, even as Teresa came to a halt, and her hand didn’t reach for her own weapon. Instead, one lifted in a lazy surrender while her opposite shoulder fell against the wall - she could use a minute to rest anyway. “I was just leaving.” After snooping, yes, but at least it wasn’t a lie. “You wanna put it away? I don’t really have time for this.”

[domiiiino]

TIME&PLACE: 11:25AM, SOMEWHERE IN MANHATTAN. OPEN TO: ANYONE.

One of the many perks of being a longtime employee and literal besties with the owner of Pasta La Vista was Daisy never had to work a Sunday. Never ever. Daisy loved missing Sundays, you know why? Because Sundays had this glorious ability to attract the most judgemental and cheap people in New York City into the restaurant. The post church lunch goers. So she worked Saturdays instead. Daisy would rather serve mimosas the tables full of drunk brunch girls the day before than deal with the holy ones any day. At least the brunch girls were fun. 

Due to this perk, Daisy’s day is filled with adventure instead. She found herself strolling the city streets as she found herself doing this a lot. Daisy was nineteen when she learned the most crucial rule about New York City, anything could happen here. All you did was have to leave your apartment once in a while.

Today, she found herself walking around in the streets of Manhattan. Daisy had walked for so long, she found herself immersed in a street faire. It was full of merchants and vendors, selling art, trinkets, and all sorts of stuff. Naturally, Daisy was attracted to the vendor selling handmade candles. One called Bacon caught her attention. She picked it up and gave it a whiff.

“Oh my god!” It was so weird, yet, smelled so good. Daisy turned to the person beside her. “You have to try this one,” she urged them to take the candle, “It’s the best thing I’ve ever smelt in my entire life.” Daisy paused for a second. “You’re not vegan, are you?”

[achefelt]

It wasn’t often that Rafe gave himself a chance to breathe, suffocating by thousands of potential errands that needed to get done rather than just allowing the free time to come naturally. He preferred to read, but he had trouble picking up a book whenever he was off the clock. His attention span just wouldn’t last long enough to keep him busy like it did at work. Upon hearing the other’s voice, Rafe contemplated not answering at all. If they weren’t talking to him, specifically, that would have been even better. He figured he’d be nice, though, just for once that day.

“Definitely not.” The reply came before the turn of his head, one hand leaning on the table as he tore his gaze from the candles on the table. If Rafe wasn’t the most indecisive person in the world, he didn’t know who was - that much was clear from how long he’d been staring at the very limited assortment of scents before them. It had to have been a good fifteen minutes and, honestly, he probably should have called it quits long ago. Eyes moved from the candle to her face, trying to get a read on the scent before he subjected himself to his own opinion. Still, Rafe leaned forward to inhale briefly. He leaned back slowly, features barely reacting enough to show much he was internally cringing at the smell. “I don’t really want my place smellin’ like breakfast, but if that’s for you…” Trailing off, brows pulled together, and he lifted another one of the candles up before setting it down almost immediately again. “Maybe I’ll stick to lemon or pine. Simple things, y'know.”

[domiiiino]

TIME&PLACE: 1:12PM, CENTRAL PARK. OPEN TO: ANYONE.

If you took a look at his birth certificate, it would tell you his date of birth is September 30th,1994. It would tell you he was born at 4:44pm. True story. It would list New York City as his place of birth. For the first eighteen years of his life, it had been the only home he’d ever known. Not every street had a memory tied to it, no, but many of them did. However, since he’s been gone for the last ten years, shit had changed. His favorite donut shop closed down for starters. Some new one opened in its place, some vegan salad restaurant. They changed the name of some streets. Tore down some buildings and rebuilt new ones in their place. But Easton didn’t care about any of the changes, like some other people might.  Other than the donut shop. New York City hadn’t meant anything to him, just the place he lived during  the beginning of his life. It wasn’t the greatest place in the world to him as it was to others. It was a place that carried a lot of memories. Some of them bad. Some of them good. But they were mostly bad. 

Easton sat on a park bench deep in Central Park. He had good memories here, his mother would take him often when he was a child. Easton felt peace in the park. He would skim his phone or maybe crack up a book sometimes when he came down and sat on one of the benches. Other times, he would people watch and spy on the tourists. Sometimes, when he was bored, he’d try to visualize how they saw New York. Did it live up to their expectations? Or did it just smell like piss everywhere? His favorite part of the fantasy was imagining a return flight ticket, boarding the plane, and taking off to a home anywhere else. 

Unfortunately, Easton was already home.

For now, he chilled on the bench, hitting his dab pen every now and then. He lost himself in thought. He was adjusting his sunglasses, the one keeping his red and hazy eyes hidden. Out of the corner of his eye, he saw something fall out of somebody’s pocket as they strolled by. 

“Hey!” Easton called to them, before standing up, putting the glasses back on his face. “Wait!”  When they didn’t hear him the first time, he walked towards the item. “You dropped something!” Easton got closer and got a better look of the item. “What the -”  It was a clear plastic baggie, with about a gram of cocaine inside. 

[achefelt]

There were many things Rafe had to get done throughout each day - too many errands to name, too many purchases to make, too many things to keep his mind occupied long enough for him to forget the kind of life he actually had slipping through his fingertips. This was all there was anymore: distractions piled on top of more distractions in order to keep the loneliness from creeping in. He hadn’t meant to get caught up in dealing, but rent was due and that meant the desperation bled through. 

Central Park was a mere shortcut, a means to an end, and he wasn’t particularly in a hurry, but he liked to keep himself going as much as possible. Mundane tasks kept the mind off things that didn’t need to surface again. Although he’d lived there forever, there was no indication of him doing so because he didn’t look like a city guy. In fact, Rafe looked quite opposite to most people walking the streets, sticking out like a sore thumb. Luckily, the city held thousands of people that didn’t care about what anyone else really looked like. Maybe that was the beautiful part of it all and what kept him around. He hadn’t realized how fast he was walking until he was stopped, feet slowing to pull him to a halt as he turned to eye the other. Threat? To be determined, but Rafe wasn’t exactly concerned.

“It’s medicinal.” Rafe commented, blatant lie slipping through his teeth that turned out to be more sarcastic than anything else. Baggie was plucked back from Easton, inspected briefly, then slipped into Rafe’s pocket again. “Thank you.” The male added, as if that were the solution to every problem that was about to come his way. “What’s that thing people say about snitches? I can’t remember…” Feigned stupidity was dramatized by the scratch of his forehead.

[jasonmacavoy]

Status: Open

Location: Outside the Clubhouse

For as long as Jason could remember, he was addicted to the chaos. To the bloodthirsty crowds and the back alley dealings, to his back being up against ropes, and his knuckles raw from punching himself free. It was an addiction and it fueled him, and at the same time gave him a renewed sense of clarity. 

But with tensions on the rise between the gangs, Jason had found himself craving those more peaceful moments, his gut urging him that it was only a matter of time before they became rarity—the quiet before the storm. 

Jason had managed to stow away from the Clubhouse, his shift over and the rest of the night: his. He kicked a foot up to the wall outside the club and grabbed a cigarette, leaning back into brick. It wasn’t until Jason had wedged it between his teeth that he heard footsteps and cocked his head to side to meet the source of the sound. Peace and quiet would have to wait. 

[achefelt]

Jill is nothing without chaos, a zombie walking among the rest of them with no true purpose in life other than to feast off the downfall of others. She enjoyed fights, sat in the back with whatever eye candy she could snag that night (usually a winner - bruised, bloodied, shaken up), and had a couple drinks before going home. It was a miracle nobody had told her to keep the hockey games on a lower volume at her apartment, the constant loop of them only furthering her insane need to live vicariously through others.

She was bored that night, though, interest elsewhere while some winner talked her ear off inside. Two, three, four drinks and a couple shots hadn’t been enough to drown him out, chaos put aside for just a moment as she excused herself to grab fresh air… with every intention of not returning. It’s outside that she finds her new target, and she had no peace or quiet to offer.

“Almost didn’t recognize you with a clean face, Southpaw.” There was a bit of a wobble in her step, a dead giveaway of her sobriety’s absence, and Jill leaned against the wall opposite of him. She slid down against the bricks, knees tucked to her chest as she extended an arm towards him. “Any left for me? I’ll get you a pack next week to replace it, I promise.”

“Seems like I just must attract the worst one’s,” she shrugs her shoulders. Jolene’s romantic life and general encounters with men was nothing short of choatic. Perhaps she just wasn’t destined for a fairy tale ending with white picket fences. Staying single and having the ocassional one night stands seemed like her best option. “Lucky the staff and security here are good. Fuckin’ creeps can be kept at bay,” Jo adds on. “I’m here until close, how about yourself?”

“Maybe it’s the place of employment.” Cherry is picked from a napkin she’d set aside earlier, only to be slid between her lips upon the jest’s fall. She didn’t mean it - they were one and the same, just at two different establishments. Jill couldn’t say which was worse, both seeming equally as draining, but she’d never argue with someone’s true feelings. “Well, I guess I’m here until then, too. I can keep you company and give security a break from their jobs.” Jill might have been small, but she had quite a temper on her that could be brought out when needed. Just because she looked sweet… didn’t mean she actually was.

“Color me shocked,” Jo rolls her eyes so hard, it felt as though they were going to the back o her skull. It didn’t really phase her that one of the customers tonight was trying to push her buttons and patience. When working at a club and being a dancer, it was almost expected that you might attract some interesting characters. But that didn’t mean that any of her co-workers, herself included, didn’t deserve common decency and respect. It was nice to know that someone had her back tonight. Jill was her knight in shining armor. “Y’know, as much as I would love to give our secruity a run for their money, I have other customers that are probably waiting for me,” she replies. Turning the other cheek wasn’t easy but getting her knuckles bloody wasn’t exactly on her agenda for tonight. “Now, this would be your queue to get fucking lost. I’d hate for there to be anymore issues, right?” she adds on, standing her ground. A few moments pass by and finally, he storms off.  Turning her attention back to Jill, she huffs. “Men, aren’t they the fucking worst? They pay my bills, but at what cost?”

A hum of agreement buzzed behind the blonde’s lips as Jo spoke, reaching forward to tug another glass closer to her own body. Ignorance of the male was only an added bonus to the situation, barely even entertaining the thought of him because Jill could read him to filth from just one glance. It’s only when he’s walking away that Jill offers him a glance and an innocent smile. “Bye now.” The jumped octave gives away the fake nice demeanor that seemed to be present with more of her customers than not. “Some of ‘em aren’t that bad, but most are. The ones who aren’t men, though? My favorites. They pay and they’re significantly more respectful.” Brows shot up momentarily as she took another swig of her drink and sat the glass back down on the counter. “When do you get off?”

[sloaneines]

Clearing her throat as Jill asked a very direct question she couldn’t help but laugh softly, it might be easier if the couple did fall into one of the aforementioned categories but sadly, they did not. “I’d be worried about you telling but I’m pretty sure you’re not going to remember this conversation in the morning anyway so it’s not really an issue.” Sloane sat back against the booth as she let out a soft sigh. “He’s cheating on her - scumbag. Don’t ask me how I know, just trust that my intel is flawless. He’s cheating on her but she’s clearly besotted with him, it’s just another indication of how love makes a person weak. Not just weak, but blind. Otherwise she’d have seen what was really going on a long time ago.” Gesturing to a waitress who was walking past their table she ordered herself another dry martini with a twist of lemon, glancing over at the blonde with a raised eyebrow. “What are you drinking?” The woman poised to take Jill’s order as well. 

[achefelt]

“Definitely not.” Jill had to laugh at the reality check Sloane gave her, but that just meant the drinks were doing what they were supposed to. The blonde reached forward to snag another glass before leaning back in her seat and allowing one more glance towards the couple. “Doesn’t surprise me.” She muttered, shoulders lifting a bit in a shrug as she took a sip of her drink and returned her attention towards the other. “Were you the mistress?” The way the word ‘mistress’ rolled off Jill’s tongue was an indication in itself of her jest, grin settling on her features as she made herself laugh again. “Mint julep. Haven’t had one yet tonight and I think that’s pretty much a crime.”