#victoria threads

[deadlydiviniity]

@veilsstarters​

"Oh, drat.” Her expression fell as the dart hit the wall again, the angel having yet to pop a single balloon, despite her best efforts. But she still had four darts left. With an annoyed huff, her hair moved out of her face.

“There has to be some sort of trick to this.” She sighed, watching as a person next to her won a small stuffed toy of their own. She wasn’t exactly sure why she felt so determined to win, but there was a stuffed llama toy that was positively adorable and it had her name on it. She watched as the person to her right popped a balloon, mouth open in mild awe. “You clearly know what you’re doing, any advice for a newcomer?”

[fxrevvcll]

victoria x yuri continued from here She wasn’t stupid, she had an inkling it was either the younger girl or an old friend. And if she had to pick one? Victoria would have picked the younger girl, honestly. Was she afraid that Yuri would ‘leave’ her? Not at all, more like Victoria was afraid to hurt her by being the one to leave. The corner of her lips stay lifted in the smallest of smiles as she looks across the table to the busily eating Yuri. Yuri didn’t even know who Victoria really was, Victoria didn’t even really have a solid take on who she was herself. That was saying something. After a silent moment passes by once the latter is done talking the con artist can’t help but chuckle softly. “You’d be a cute puppy, I can see it.” Picking up her utensils Victoria begins to eat, as if nothing were out of place. The younger didn’t know what she was in for, not at all. But realistically, neither was Victoria. “Next time you want to meet, just call me.” She wouldn’t push back Yuri so much any more, she’d just leave it be. Worse case scenario the younger would end up resenting Victoria, or even worse for the both of them, Victoria actually falls for this girl.

[deadlydiviniity]

Victoria was silently watching a group of children run from one game to another, their giggles louder to her than the nearby band. Her smile held a touch of sadness to it, her eyes glazed over as she recalled a time where she would chase after her own child--the memory of his laugh still as vibrant as ever. The children’s attention seemed to be grabbed by something else as they darted past the angel, one of them dropping one of their hard earned stuffed animals, Victoria crouching down to return the toy with a smile. “You should hold onto this more carefully.” The boy simply nodded before running to join their friends. While Victoria watched to make sure they would catch up, she was quickly distracted when she saw Edgar.

It didn’t matter how much time had passed. It didn’t matter how much he changed...a mother would recognize their child anywhere. Her breath caught in her throat as she stood, blinking several times as she thought of what to do. She had ran through their meeting so many times but now that she was here? All those well-made plans were gone. Wiping her hands on her pants, she stepped forward, trying to keep from appearing too nervous. Just...talk to him. 

“Excuse me? Sorry to bother you, but you’re...Edgar, right?” 

@edgarwayne​

[fxrevvcll]

“  i’m on your side.  ” ( hanbin & victoria ) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- He knew where to find her and didn’t seem blind to who she was which was a sure sign that he knew what he was doing in this game, but that also meant he was getting in too deep for his own good. But Victoria was no saint, it wasn’t her place to tell him this or that with what he decided to do. Unless it did end up affecting her or business. Tapping her fingers atop the poker table she sighs and tosses her cards towards the dealer, “Deal me out.” Shame, they had just gotten past the first round. Collecting her chips the con artist simply slips by and hands them to another player sat beside her who looks at her with wide eyes, “Have fun. Win.” Leaving the table with the man who approached her right beside her Victoria keeps her voice quiet enough to be just between the two of them but loud enough to have it look as a normal every day conversation. “There’s no such thing as sides here, you’ll learn that soon enough.” Looking over to him she keeps a small and calm smile present on her lips. “I don’t deal in gang and syndicate crimes if you’re looking to pick me up in a team.” Pulling out a small card she slips it between his fingers. “You are free to call if you’re in dire need of my specialties.” Though she wasn’t one to work in a team Victoria did work with others occasionally, but only the select few she chose to keep close. But that also meant she had no issue going in a stealing things someone else would pay her handsomely enough for. “If you want sides to pick from I’ll direct you over to that table in the back, I hear they’re trying to take over Seoul.”