#tw orgies

[georgianaortiz]

closed | @akiss-from-a-rose

A twenty-four hour rave sounded like a full day and night of distraction. Her mind still muddled following a Spring time attack, which made escapism her newest personality trait.

"Aaliyah!" The younger older vampire let herself into the back office of Eclipse. After an untold amount of time drinking and dancing she grew board of the crowd. The sea of faces becoming familiar, which lost Gia's interest as quickly as it came. Her biggest issue with these temporary fixes were their lack of longevity.

The vampire crash landed on a coach that felt too comfortable to belong in an office. "Do you sleep in here?" She had to ask. "Do you sleep?" Gia pointed to herself. "I do not, rather cannot?" A shrug dismissed the question. "I'm bored!" She pouted. "Come dance with me!"

[georgianaortiz]

closed || @akiss-from-a-rose

Socializing had lost its appeal. The once, vibrant, butterfly now useless without her wings. Her desire for company eaten up by the state of depression in which she wallowed. At the point in which Georgiana finally ventured out of her house it was because the walls themselves were driving her mad. Every sight a reminder of her suffering, as she spent the better part of a month wishing someone would end her within them.

"This is the best fucking cocaine I've ever done."

It was a compliment. Some of the highest praise she could offer. A cokehead for most of the 1970's, and a habit she'd never, truly, given up. Fueled now by her pain, and a touch of drug addiction developed during her recent stent of of fentanyl patch use.

"Where do you get it? You know what. Never mind. I don't give a fuck." Instead, she took another line. Her face finally went numb, yet she continued to cut the white powder. In preparation for more blow to come. "You procured a new incinerator for me recently, too. Far better than my old one. Lots more room." Something akin to a smile but not pulled at the corner of her lips. "Which is yours to use ... should you ever find the ... necessity."