“Don’t sell yourself short. Plus I rather it be you than some sloppy drunk,” she said as they made their way past the first floor bar into the back rooms towards Charlie’s office. “And if you try anything,” she spun facing him straight in the face, “I will rip your face off.” Once they entered the room, she sat in Charlie’s chair, spinning around, while on her phone. “So, Frankie, that’s your name right?” she looked at him, “When you’re not a bouncer what do you do on your spare time?”
“Think you’d be able ta handle a sloppy drunk,” he countered as he followed her down the hall towards the office. As she spun on him, her words only tugged a brow higher, “Don’t worry, sweets; ya aren’t exactly my type.” Walking further into the room, he leaned against one of the walls, arms crossed over his chest. “Ya, it’s Frankie,” he spoke with a soft smirk on his lips. “I drink.” Though it wasn’t all he did, but touching on those subjects wasn’t exactly the smartest move when he was talking to his boss’ sister.