Basking herself in the heavy atmosphere, with the aroma of mixed liquor from tobacco lingering in the air. She's unsure of what was going on, it wasn't that she was too intoxicated but it's just how exhausted she was during this time of day. Or night in this case, the last time her gaze was fixated at the clock was one in the morning. It's probably three by now, she doesn't really care. Not like she could exactly get a peaceful night of slumber anyways; constantly waking up, staring at the ceiling, thoughts pondering until she broke down into tears that paints her cheeks. It's either that or she's in the random bars or clubs for the meantime trying to figure what else to do with herself. Questioning if there's any reason to live another day but it's a temporary feeling when she feels like nothing.
Her gaze snaps to one direction to the next. Her name chimes out of another's lips but it was a mistake. Mistakes. She's bound to create one tonight, a gut instinct that she tends to neglects. There's liquid being poured in the tiny glass she's been using for half an hour, she can hear the contact. Just not how they were adding a packet of powder inside of the mixture as well. Either he was working for someone who's connected to the female or he's doing it to get something out of her for tonight. It's a swift movement but when she looks back at the bar once again. She smiles, faint and practically forced with dainty fingers coiled around the glass to keep it in her hold. Using her other hand to lift a paper bill that was pinched between her fingers.
"I wouldn't buy that if I were you."
And suddenly she stops her movements. Retracting her hand back in order to keep it for herself instead of offering it to the bartender. Monochrome irises fall upon a male standing besides her. The tension's thick, lingering in the air but she ignores it because she's in need of an explanation even more. "Are you going to give me a reason then or do I need to find that out on my own?" She inquired with a brow lifted up, awaiting for him to speak up. It was either the stranger besides her or the one in front of her but either way she wasn't exactly taking anyone's side tonight.












