billy-behr·:
Outside of the bar Will was pulling out his pack of cigarettes. His eyes roaming the night sky, the moon clear and bright above his head. Despite how his night seemed to be ending he couldn’t say it was a bad one. Seeing how he talked to a beautiful woman, and even got a bit of violence in to sedate his hunger. A chuckle escaped him as he went for his lighter. “Fuck.” He felt the spot where it should have been only to find nothing at all. Wildly he began to search every pocket, nothing. Shit, he must have left it inside. That was his favorite zippo, he couldn’t just leave it behind. With a heavy sigh he turned back to the door, looking in he noticed the girl wasn’t paying much attention to anything other than her cleaning so maybe he could just sneak in real quick and get it without her noticing? “This is so dumb..” Will went in to his wallet and pulled out an old credit card, slipping it between the lock on the door, he gave it a hard tap and the door sprang free. It was just as easy as it always had been. As he made his way to the bar, he laughed as he watched the woman dance around, lost in the music. She was pretty adorable for a girl who seemed so badass.
"We can be heroes, everywhere we go. We can have all that we ever want. Singing like Holly, rocking at parties", with each burst of the lyrics from the speakers did Catrina's lips form the words. Not only that but the sway of her hips and moving to the beat. Never was she a good dancer which is why she was glad that no one was here to see this. The only time people had seen her dance was her family. Many times her brothers would break into her room when she was having her "dancing moment" as they'd call it. Each time she's flick her fingers and light their pants on fire or something like that. A smile tugged up the corner of her lips at the memories. Oh how she wondered what they were up to. At the burst of the chorus she did a little slide to the side. The broom that was in her hand stayed where it was, upright and still sweeping items into a pile. Her hips hit the bar counter and with a push her ass now rested on the counter. A glint out of the corner of her eye drew her attention and with the extention of a hand brought the item into her hand. Fingers wrapped around the lighter, her green gaze looking over it as she flicked at the flame. Letting it go it hovered in her hand, still humming and wiggling her hips to the music.











