[secrets] okami&gyuri
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“Han Gyuri, who would have thought I’d find you here in a place like this?” he said, greeting the other with a friendly smile. Of course, he knew he would find her here. That was how he had gotten here in the first place, after all. But she didn’t need to know that. “Enjoying yourself? I hope I’m not interrupting company that you’re expecting?”
It had been quite some time since Gyuri had left the confines of the condo. She wasn't particularly fond of straying very far from headquarters, it set her on edge when she didn't have her eye on everything that was going on within Haedogje pa, but tensions had been exceedingly high recently and she knew that if she didn't step away from it all, even for a moment, she would snap.
The themed club downtown was one of the few spots in the city that was exclusive enough to ensure she wasn't disturbed, but filled with enough warm bodies to ensure that she didn't stick out too much. The exterior was a few cracks shy of being decrepit, taking the form of a long since abandoned church, but the inside was gilded gold, and decorated from floor to ceiling with plush velvet and shiny leather, so cliche that it was almost painful to look at.
Everyone who came in here liked to play at being a vampire, so no-one blinked twice at the stone-faced pale woman with the crimson lips. She was mostly left to her own company, though occasionally some poor fool mustered up the courage to sidle over to her, drink in hand to try it on, but one sharp, cold look often sent them on their way. Curious it was, then, that one such patron not only boldly approached her, but somehow even knew her name. Her eyes narrowed a little as the syllables left the stranger's lips. That was never good.
"Am I supposed to know who you are?" she asked, her tone dry and level as bluntly ignored his questions, not offering up a seat near her or the illusion of pleasantries. He wasn't familiar to her, but then again, unless she had dealings with someone or they were one of her own, not many people were.














