The Master of Ceremonies (
i_am_your_host) wrote in
milliways_bar2014-10-18 08:06 pm
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The door creaks open, and the Master of Ceremonies slips in, like liquid through a crack, and he quickly shuts it behind him.
He's shirtless, holding his coat. He sweeps his fingertips under his bottom lip, wiping away smudged makeup, and runs a hand through his lanky hair. Smiling faintly and a little breathless, he leans against the door for a moment before pulling his coat on and heading to the bar.
He needs a cigarette. And a drink.
He's shirtless, holding his coat. He sweeps his fingertips under his bottom lip, wiping away smudged makeup, and runs a hand through his lanky hair. Smiling faintly and a little breathless, he leans against the door for a moment before pulling his coat on and heading to the bar.
He needs a cigarette. And a drink.

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"Well, whether you need one or not, you can't deny that this is the good stuff."
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"Why, thank you, darling," he murmurs, smiling like a satisfied cat.
Picking up one of the glasses, he raises it to the young man.
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"Do I?"
That coyly cryptic curve to his lips still remains as he takes a drag off his cigarette.
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He chuckles with a slow blink of his long lashes, half-hiding his mouth behind his cigarette-holding hand.
"It was just one of my favorite boys at the club. A little post-performance...performance."
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Not that Tahno doesn't.
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At some point he gets that familiar sensation of being watched. He gets it a lot.
But tonight, it really is up to whoever is doing the watching to come to him.
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"Why, David, good evening," he greets him pleasantly. "Of course, darling, have a seat. How have you been?"
He hasn't forgotten that their last chance encounter was in the men's bathroom.
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"Oh, just had a little fun with one of my favorite boys at the Klub," he says, rolling his eyes upward in the manner of a smitten adolescent. "Tall, blond, blue-eyed. Big, broad shoulders. Ridiculously beautiful." He chuckles again and taps ashes off the end of his cigarette.
He could very well be describing a mutual acquaintance.
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Sam really couldn't look more cheerful if she tried, which is pretty dang impressive considering.
"Hullo!" Really. Borderline giddy. It's ridiculous.
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"You know, it isn't often that I am assailed with full-frontal cheerfulness."
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Pulling over an empty barstool, he offers her his hand in an unnecessary but gallant gesture to help her hop on and join him.
"So, what, pray tell, has gotten you so giddy, darling?"
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"My father went back to Lyminster this morning. Saw him off myself." Which does prove that her father is right - miracles do happen.
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And he thinks back to their last conversation, how despondent she had been. This? Is definitely good news.
"...you get to keep your job," he says, a bright grin lighting up his face. "Darling, that is wonderful. What made him change his mind?"
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He has his human disguise up and looks like a blond and blue eyed teen of about fifteen or sixteen with nice bone structure, "Interesting night?"
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"I always have interesting nights, darling."
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"And how was your evening, then?"
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He's nocturnal and night is his day, this was a normal day of training and watching Toby and Duke Torquill sword fight.
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He shifts on his seat, turning to face the boy more directly. Leaning on an elbow on the bar, crossing his legs at the knee.
"What's your name, darling?"
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