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Trevor + Viviane || Well fuck.
Trevor did bother hiding his grin, happy to spend time among his own rather than brushing elbows with people that associated Paige. Insiders were exhausting, especially when they thought Trevor was less inclined to leave them bloody because he was being neutrally pleasant. Honestly, that anyone could believe that a few months being with Dotten tamed a loose canon like Trevor was borderline insulting. âBeen busy.â He shrugged vaguely rather than admitting that it was he who leashed himself like a little bitch. He shifted uncomfortably at he inching of more skin that caught his eye, instead shifting his gaze to her eyes, a little more intimate than he liked but it was easier to forget what she looked like naked when doing so.
âYouâre right, I didnât come here tâ watch you dance, as much as I enjoy hearinâ âpour some sugar on meâ for the hundredth time.â He got to his feet instead, offering a hand down to pull her to her feet. âCome on, youâre gettinâ more than a drink.â It sounded sexual to those who would hear it, probably to her included but the only obvious bulge in his pants right now was the large wad of cash in his right pocket. He moved to the bar, motioning for one of the bottles. âI think we need tâ take this chat somewhere a liâl more private, huh?â He placed a hundred down on the bar, still glancing at Viv rather than the girl passing him the champagne. âMy old room free?â He asked with a little laugh, god heâd spent a lot of time in those rooms over the years, if he wasnât so in love, maybe the temptation wouldâve won out.
âIf you think youâre tired of hearing it,â she snorted, giving him a look of âkill meâ. âApparently artistic integrity is a lost art; believe me if I got to pick my own set music, I promise you would be much more entertained,â she assured him, her voice falling into a purr. When he spoke of getting drinks, she followed, slipping her arm through his. There were rules to follow, after all, and one of those was to stay close to a potential client, for encouragement purposes. Not that Trevor needed much encouragement--heâd sought her out personally after all--but hey, rules were rules. At the bar, she stood pressed to his side, but did little more than look on appreciatively at the bottle he bought. Not half a bad night after all.Â
When he mentioned going back to âhis old roomâ Viviane flashed a wide toothed grin. âI donât know, Cara might have that one booked, but Iâm sure we can make an exception, just for you,â she flirted back, before turning and heading towards the back of the club. Despite her mannerisms--and the way she sashayed her hips as she led the way through the club--Viviane knew that Trevor wasnât there for sex. Which truly was a pity, because he had to be her favorite client. Certainly he was the most fun. The back of the club was always the seediest but Viviane had given up long ago wondering what invisible substances coated it all. After working here for so many years, she was sure they coated her too. Once the door was closed firmly behind them, she leaned against it, watching Trevor to take her cues from him. She was almost certain he was here for something other than sex, she wasnât going to be the one to shut down the possibility.Â
She shrugged, âFuck them, right?â she muttered, standing up. âI need a fucking drinkââ
âYou got it,â she agreed, pushing herself up in one fluid motion. âAnywhere you wanna go.â
Trevor + Viviane || Well fuck.
trevor-mutt:
Trevor sat nursing his drink, the vibrating bass of the club was doing nothing good for his killer headache. Cutting back on the drugs lately was tough, he hadnât know how much withdrawal could really suck but he wasnât who he was without a near superhuman endurance, he mused smugly. He was waiting for his girl to finish up her song patiently, kicked back in one of the chairs as he did his best not to think about the fact that a black light would show stains that looked like a fucking childâs finger painting just about everywhere he sat. He did his best not to watch the little vixen, reminding himself that he had a girl back home that heâd done his best to be faithful to. But Viviane made it hard.
After what felt like eternity of temptation, he sent one of the bar girls out back to fetch her. When asked for a name, he laughed a little. âTell her itâs her favorite old dog withâa bone.â He grinned, polishing off the drink. The girlâs here were attractive no doubt, he knew better than most considering he basically lived here for a good portion of his twenties, but Viv was and had always been something else entirely. He leaned back expectantly, smirking at the door she emerged from with a playful wave.
After this many years, standing almost naked in front of Waltertonâs seediest was a piece of cake. At least with all lights on her, she couldnât see their faces. Backstage, Viviane tossed the cash in her bag, to be sorted and counted later, and set about pulling back on her black and red dress. Low cut and short, the mini dress hugged tightly in all the right places, and showed off the rest. It was tacky, but then again, these men didnât want to see classy; they wanted to see her tits, in all the glory that a push-up bra could afford. Sheâd just about finished straightening up when one of the new girls walked in. She was a shy one, poor thing, knock-kneed and in way over her head. Marnie? Missy? Viviane couldnât remember her name. It wasnât important though; Pete would chew her up and spit her out.Â
What was important was the message she carried. Though the mousy girl delivered it with confusion, Viviane could read it loud and clear, and wasted no time stepping out into the loud club once more. âTrevor,â she grinned at the sight of him, dropping down onto the seat across from him. âFancy meeting you here. I havenât seen you around this place in a long time. Was starting to think your girl had you on a leash,â she challenged, though she kept the smile to show her words were teasing. Leaning back, she stretched in a way that allowed the tops of her breasts to spill a little more out of her dress, before settling back with a gleam in her eye. âI know you didnât come all this way just to watch me dance, so why donât you buy me a drink and tell me whatâs on your mind?â
wickdraven:
She shook her head, âI should be used to it by nowââ she replied, âRejection. Itâs any different.â she sighed as she merely looked down at the pavement. âIâll just get a job I guessââ
Her joke fell flat, and that more than anything else was an indication of how upset Raven was. Scooting closer, Viviane wrapped her arms around her friend, hugging her from the side. âItâs not fair, Rae, you deserve to go as much as anyone. Apply for the spring--donât let them tell you no.â
Just Holding on for Tonight// Garrett and Viviane
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He shook his head, frowning. âYouâre not sleeping on the couch, Vivianeââ he scolded gently, he was a prick the majority of the time but right now, it didnât feel right to use his natural reaction to everything and be a prick to her. He couldnât do it, âMy room is unoccupied, you can sleep there.â he replied, not quite remembering that it was merely a bed and a couch in there, the man having boxed his things in the past few weeks and moved to an apartment of his own downtown finally.Â
He lead her to the stairs, moving towards his old room with a sigh before pushing open the door to the lone bed and couch. He indicated to the couch, âIâll just crash thereââ he muttered, not wanting to admit he wanted to be near her should James come home unexpectedly, something he was renowned for doing.Â
She shrugged at his words. âDidnât want to steal your bed,â she explained, before adding, âI was waiting for you to be the gentleman and offer, so thanksâ, in an attempt to lighten the mood. Dutifully she followed him up the stairs, noting instantly the changes that his room has undergone since the last time sheâd been there. It looked like he was moving, but she thought better than to comment on it just then.
Instead she moved to the side of the bed and drew back the covers before sitting down on the edge. âIf Iâm not sleeping on the couch, what makes you think you are?â Viviane raised an eyebrow. âItâs your bed. And its not like weâve never shared a bed before,â she pointed out, before remembering that might not have been the best of arguments to bring up. Swallowing, she added, âPlease?â
wickdraven:
âYupââ she muttered bitterly. âOh yeah, plenty. Not Walt U material, The Res is too good, like a college can be too good. Off island, they said it was impossible for a student with my financial history to have a placeâ or all their dorms were full. I seem unreliable, my references werenât good enough. All the usual ones they give when they just donât want you.â
âWhat does any of that even mean-- its complete bullshit,â she repeated herself, unable to form anything more coherent, she was so enraged. âTheyâre just being biased assholes!!â However looking at how defeated her friend was, Viviane softened, and leaned over to knock her shoulder against hers. âJust tell me who I need to sleep with,â she joked weakly, hoping to get a smile.
Just Holding on for Tonight// Garrett and Viviane
pxsitivelyprimeval:
He folded his arms across his chest as he stared at the glass of whiskey warily, wishing that for one moment he could drink without it becoming a problem. Without him becoming so intoxicated that he ended up doing something he regretted, his promise to Isabella all those months ago stuck in his mind so vividly, yet the itch to grab that glass was strong. He fidgeted a little, keeping his arms firmly against his body so his resolve wouldnât break.Â
His eyes flickered to her face as she spoke, hurt still evident in his eyes. âWith James as a father, what do you expect me to think?â he replied, his eyes flickering towards the floor of the kitchen. He was silent for a few more moments as she mentioned the not talking, âI trusted youââ he replied quietly, âI trusted you, then I heard about you and him, Iââ he sighed, âHe is the one person in this world I canât stand and thatâs saying somethingââÂ
He returned his gaze to her face at the word blackmail, âWith what?â he replied, eyes flashing with anger as he pushed himself off the counter. He was over James getting every damn thing he wanted, getting his way whenever he wanted. âI donât think I want to talk about this tonight..itâs late you should sleepââ
I expect you to think the worst of me. I expect you to hate me. âI would expect you to think exactly what you do,â she admitted, picking at the sandwich again. She managed to finish one half but then pushed the plate away a few inches. Maybe it was the heaviness of the conversation but she couldnât bring herself to eat. How could she when he was looking at her like that. âI know,â was all she could reply in a small voice. âIâm sorry.â It wasnât nearly enough, but it was all she could say. She sighed and placed her elbows on the counter, resting her forehead in her palms. âMy past, what else do people ever use as blackmail?â she quipped bitterly. It wasnât something she wanted to talk about, something she wanted to think about. Truthfully she didnât want to think at all. Suddenly she was tired. When he changed the subject and suggested sleep, she nodded. âYeah me either,â she admitted, pushing herself up off the kitchen stool. Her half-eaten sandwich was still on the plate but she couldnât bring herself to finish it. âProbably...I remember where the couch is.âÂ
wickdraven:
âIt would be preferableââ she muttered, though she realised how morbid she sounded and shook her head. She sounded too much like Jack, she couldnât do that, wouldnât do that. She wanted nothing to do with her troubled father, no association whatsoever. She sighed a little before holding out the rejection letter, âDear Miss Diablo, thank you for your application however at this time we have no place for you at Walterton University, Walterton Res, every damn college in main land america..â she listed off every college she applied to, trying not to let the dejection she felt show too much, despite the sting of tears in her emerald eyes.Â
âWhat?â she yelped, all but snatching the letter out of her hand. Her eyes skimmed the letter disbelievingly, growing more and more angry with every line. Finally she whipped the paper down to her side. âThis is bullshit. Did anyone even give you an explanation why?â
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wickdraven:
This was it, the final letter, the final chance. She was finally finding out if she was stuck on this island forever or not. She opened the letter quickly, her eyes locked on the words as she felt the rejection settle in as she made it to the final words. Rejected, again. Her last shot. Her last rejection. She was out of options. She sank on the curb, resting her elbows on her knees as she stared aimlessly at the passing traffic, wondering if anyone even cared if she were to just jump underneath one of the passing cars. At least, every decent college she applied to wouldnât.Â
When she spotted Raven sitting at the side of the road, she immediately made a beeline for her, dropping down on the curb beside her without waiting for an invitation. âAll right, I have to ask. Iâve tried to stay out of your business and all of that,â she waved her hand to indicate âallâ. âBut you look like youâre thinking of jumping out into that street.â Her voice softened, as she peered at her friend. âWhatâs wrong Rae?â
Just Holding on for Tonight// Garrett and Viviane
pxsitivelyprimeval:
He snorted, he had sort of forgotten that she was a college girl now â though the pride he felt as he remembered was hard to handle, the pressure in his chest as the two emotions fought for dominance. Pride, wanting to hate her yet in all honesty he really couldnât. He was too proud of her to truly hate her, even if he was hurting right now.Â
Watching her joke around, albeit weakly, hurt him even more, yet the fury for whoever had done this too her coursed through his veins as he tried to keep a grip of his emotions, resisting the urge to force her to tell him who had hurt her before finding him and making him pay for what he had done to her, what pain he had caused her. Sheâd done some bad things, but no one deserved to be treated the way she had, no one deserved to have that done to them.Â
He kept his eyes on the pan as he added more bacon and removed the cooked ones, placing them carefully on the buttered bread as it became a bacon sandwich. He slid it across the bench to land in front of her without looking, unable to look her in the eye. âSo when he told you who he was, you still kept doing itâŚâ he began, his eyes still steadfastly refusing to meet her gaze. âYou still kept spying on me⌠telling him what I was doing?âÂ
He paused as he finished off the second sandwich and added it to her plate before turning the cooker of, leaning against the counter to look at her as he folded his arms across his chest. âWhy?â
Viviane could feel the awkwardness in the room, the way that their jokes moved through air that was heavy, and were followed by smiles that only ever made it halfway. Still she was grateful to him for being there, in whatever capacity he was able. She knew he was still mad at her, but he had stopped for her, invited her in and for that she was grateful. She hated being weak, but if it had to be in front of anyone...somehow she believed that he would be the one to judge her least. Distantly she wondered what that said about the rest of her friends.
When he started to ask her how she could continue once she knew who he was, Viviane bit her lip, uncomfortable, but the end to the question was not what sheâd been expecting. Immediately her eyes snapped up to his face at his words. âNo--I never--Garrett I never spied on you,â she shook her head adamantly, letting the blanket fall from her shoulders as she leaned forward. Did he really think...? Had he thought it all this time? âThe second you got back, that was when I came to you to talk to you, remember? I wanted to warn you that I was going to have to...But then we stopped talking...and I never did. I bet he was pretty angry at me then,â she barked a laugh at the thought, though there was nothing funny about it. One problem at a time Viviane.Â
When he slid the plate towards her, she picked up the sandwich and took a bite. Though she was sure heâd made it well, between the awkward conversation and everything else the food was tasteless to her. Still she forced herself to take another bite--sheâd asked him for food after all--before setting the sandwich back on the plate. Why? She supposed she owed him that much of the truth, so she didnât hide her gaze, but rather looked him straight in they eye. âHe threatened me. Blackmail.âÂ
Just Holding on for Tonight// Garrett and Viviane
pxsitivelyprimeval:
He gave her what he hoped was a stern look, stern enough to take him seriously at least as he forced the blanket a little tighter around her. âWow Vivi, when did you get your medical degree?â he replied in a gentle sarcastic way, his eyes flickering across her face with concern yet he tried his hardest to hide it from her as he made sure the blanket was secure.Â
A smirk graced his lips at her gentle teasing, âIâm Waltertonâs naked chefâ Jamie Oliver has nothing on meââ he replied easily, grabbing bacon from the fridge and a pan from the cupboard. Before he began to cook he grabbed the most expensive looking whiskey from the cupboard, the real good stuff that his father saved for special occasions. Fuck James he thought to himself as he opened it and poured generous measures for both of them and slid one glass across to the red head.Â
As she began to talk he froze, abruptly turning towards the cook top and starting to fry the bacon. âYou donât have to explainââ he said finally, his eyes fixed on the pan. âI was a job, nothing more I get itâ he muttered dully, his vision blurring from focusing so hard on the task at hand. As the bacon was cooking he moved to butter bread, finding the fact he had something to do with his hands comforting considering the situation.Â
âYou really donât have to explain anything to me Vivianeâ he finished, preferring to not here the gory details about what his father had done.Â
Viviane snorted at his sarcasm, but gave up fighting as he fussed over her, fixing the blanket. âSame place you got yours. Donât forget Iâm a college girl now, I know things,â she joked back, appreciating their banter and the way it felt so easy. She needed easy right now.Â
Slipping onto the stool she leaned her elbows against the counter, watching him cook her breakfast--at god knows what time in the early morning. The club closed at 2 so it was probably 3? How long had she been walking? How long had he-- She shoved the thought from her mind, and with perfect timing Garrett set the whiskey in front of her. Immediately she lifted it to her lips and finished it in three swallows. âCheers,â she joked weakly, setting the empty glass on the table before heâd even touched his.
She didnât know why she brought up his father, aside from the fact that it was one less secret she wanted in the room right then. He wouldnât meet her eyes, and she didnât know if that was a sign of anger or discomfort. Equally awkward, Viviane picked at a fuzz on the blanket while she gathered her courage to continue. âI do...â she trailed off, not taking his offered conversation ending, much as she would have preferred to. âI just want you to know that...I...I didnât do it to hurt you,â she mumbled weakly. Absentmindedly she resumed picking at the blanket.
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Bailey rolled her own jade hues at the sound of Viviane from behind her. âWhatâs the matter Hale, customers finally got bored of you?â she muttered, brushing her eyes impatiently as she gathered up her things. âNope, just the thought of being near a mere outsider is boring me to tearsâ
And there it went, the possible one moment of concern that had crept up against her better judgement at the sight of the girl crying pitifully at the edge of town. Gone in the wind along with any patience she'd ever held towards the blonde. "Clever, though that might have worked better had you not had your back to me..." she shook her head again, not bothering to hide her eye roll this time. "Glad to see you've still got your life together Heard," she chirped.
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