That was an interesting suggestion. Sooyoung glanced amusedly at the male that had taken the audacity to approached her unannounced, and then proceed on to offer payment as though she was one of those bar girls that she’d hired for the event.
What did he think she was? Someone simple enough to be bought by money? Her long lashes fluttered deeply as her ruby lips parted in a smile upon realising that he was drunk, the stumble of his feet and the swaying giving him away as she tilted her head, as though thoroughly considering his suggestion.
“Sounds fair.” She grinned, the words falling from her ruby lips like an enchanted lilt of something light and airy, flowing like a soothing river as she reached over to catch his swaying body. “Two hundred it is for a temporary friend.” And who knows what more?
His delicate features attracted her attention, the unusual way that he had encountered her intriguing her and holding it, and his suggestion–amused her.
Sooyoung waved off the bodyguards that were slowly approaching menacingly round the corner, her slender hands snaking to firmly grip him around his waist without being too conspicuous, letting his weight lean on her slender body, the click of her booted heels sounding against the pound of the music in the room.
“So where to, my unnamed friend?” Her voice wrapped almost cloyingly around the space between the two of them as she jolted him slightly, the scent of her perfume, full of danger, alluring sweet scent and a dash of the lightest winter drifted lightly between them as she brushed back her hair, flicking her eyes towards the unnamed man leaning slightly on her.
It would be his luck to pull a vampire from the mix. While he had no hatred towards them, he would be a liar to claim they didn’t occasionally make him uncomfortable. The power imbalance always threw him for a loop. And, as much as he would agree vampires were merely infected humans, he couldn’t deny inherent differences in their strength and her strength was all the more obvious by how casually she could hold him up in spite of his more clumsy state. It made him click his tongue, impressed.
“Jaesuk,” he responded before thinking to speak more clearly. “I’m Lee Jaesuk. By what name should I call my temporary ‘lifelong’ friend?” He would need at least that to sell his farce. Although, even with a name, with how she was holding him, he was certain most of his colleagues would think her nothing than a pretty woman he was aiming to spend the evening with. He was certain now her presence would lead to plenty of invasive questions once the night was over and the crew returned to the daily grind. It was be bothersome, but better than spending the rest of his night trying to hold his tongue.
Straightening himself up as best he could, Jaesuk placed a hand against the woman’s lower back and led the way. ( what a miracle it was she hadn’t just slapped him. )
Never a man to throw on a smile for the sake of decorum, Jaesuk greeted the table by clearing his throat and drew most of their eyes. One of the doctors whistled, impressed by the sight of the woman, and two of the residents shifted away, clearly uncomfortable with the presence of a vampire; perhaps they were the sort to have entered the medical field for the sole reason vampires were one-hundred percent barred from the profession.
Cocking at brow at them, Jaesuk tried his best to sound as sober as he could and introduced his guest, polite as he could be. “Sorry to be leaving so soon, but we just so happen to have run into each other and we have a lot to catch up on. It’s been years, hasn’t it?”
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