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Author's Note: So, at time of writing the world is in something of a shitty situation. This threesome, while most definitely a dream for many a nerd, was inspired by the fact that Comic-Con has been cancelled this year and the summer is going to be nowhere near as fun as it could have been with SDCC being a thing. I hope everyone enjoys this, please leave me a comment, send me some feedback or leave me a star rating!
Taking my seat in the corner of the fancy breakfast bar, I sat down with a large plate of toast with some eggs on the side and a wide glass of orange juice. Swallowing a mouthful of the juice, I leaned back in my chair slightly and fished my tablet up to the table. Unlocking the screen and scrolling through to my diary, I was actually blessed in that my day today consisted of not much. I had a meeting later on in the day with regards to my series of young adult books being adapted to a Netflix show, that should make me a very wealthy man. Rubbing at my chin and then tapping at my screen, I scrolled through some of the tabs before locking it and dumping the small computer in my shoulder bag.
Having spent what I had considered the last of my money in renting out a small building above my local bank and sitting down with my crappy word processor, I had had various creative ideas rattling around in my head since roughly the end of Mass Effect 3 and when I lost my day job I was able to sit back on my butt and spend days and days just vomiting words on my screen and filling out a novel. After working my way through nearly all of my savings to pay for the rent and also an internet connection, I had managed to get a young adult novel finished. Spending a week editing it, I submitted it online to a digital bookstore. Expecting, or rather hoping, that I could at least make the money I spent on it back, I was amazed that by the end of the first week I was left with a high four digit figure. Letting the money continue to roll in, it was about the end of the fourth week when I had made five times what I had spent that I decided to work on a second book. One that arrived nearly three months later admittedly but it was enough to get my name on a best sellers list and also be a featured author on various blogs.
My money woes had been lifted and I was living very pretty nowadays. Taking another swig of orange juice, I placed the cup down and as I did so, my eyes floated up and I saw a gorgeous brunette woman looking across the room towards me. Rubbing my hand over my mouth as if to check to see if I had something on my face. Looking at the inside of my hand, I saw nothing had come up and then when I looked over to the woman, she was smiling widely before swallowing some of her coffee or tea. She looked over to me, looked down to her table and then pushed her chair backwards before standing up. She walked straight over towards me, pulling her handbag up onto her shoulder before placing her hands on the edge of the chair opposite me.
"Is this seat taken?" She asked, her accent coming out into an Australian accent. It was then that I started to piece together who she was.
"Uh... No, please!" I said with a smile, gesturing towards the seat. Margot Robbie pulled the chair backwards and slipped into it, smiling over towards me. She reached her hand over to me for me to shake.
"Margot Robbie." She clarified, her thick Australian accent sounding like honey in my ears.
"I... Uh... I know." I said dumbly, shaking her hand as she giggled.
"How's your morning going?" She asked, leaning back in the chair and staring at me with a smile on her face.
"Pretty well going into what must be something out of my wildest dreams." I said, answering honestly as the actress of Margot Robbie simply sat in the chair.
"Well, I wouldn't go that far yet." She said with a smile, reaching onto my large plate of toast and fetching herself some of the brown bread. Spreading some butter on it before she took a bite, she looked over to me. "So are you here on a break? I would have thought you'd be too busy working on the third book right?"
She knew who I was.
"Well, I was taking a break but I'm also in town for some business as well." I answered honestly, taking some of my toast and taking a couple of bites out of it.
"Business? Sounds serious!" Margot teased, taking a couple more bites of the toast.
"I mean, not really? Pretty serious for me though I'd guess." I answered honestly, looking over to her as we shared my breakfast. "I'm going to be meeting with Netflix to talk about the chance about making my books a Netflix show."
"Oh wow!" Margot said, nodding her head as she looked over to me. "That sounds pretty cool!" She said, smiling over to me. "Have you seen any more about it? Any casting or anything like that?"
"I haven't seen a thing. We don't even have a budget yet, we're just discussing the ideas on what we could do and what we would want to do."
Margot nodded her head and added some butter and honey to the slice of toast she had pilfered from my plate. As she applied the toppings to it, she looked up at me and then around the inside of the dining room where we were sitting. It was a nice, large room with a tall domed roof that had several lights hanging down from the roof that split off into a set of three single lights in a neat pattern. The tables had a few people at them, there was a couple at one particular table and there was an older man sitting at another with a coffee or tea in his hand and a newspaper in his other hand. Looking over to her, it seemed like we were the only two who were involved in conversation and that was more than enough for me. I barely had a chance to spend any sort of time with a genuine Hollywood star in Margot Robbie so, even if she had stolen some of my breakfast, I was willing to share my time with her.
"I guess you're in town for Birds Of Prey?" I asked, swallowing a mouthful of my juice.
"I am. Me and some of the other guys are somewhere in town, I think Mary is checking in later on today and Jurnee is at one of the other hotels somewhere in LA." Margot said, shrugging her shoulders casually. That was to be expected though, it was hardly fair to expect her to know where her co-stars were if they hadn't checked in at the same time.
"How are you feeling about the movie?" I asked, cutting one of the white pieces of bread in half and taking a bite. "Birds of Prey is one of my favourite comics, the cast looks like it'll be great." I added.
"I think we're going to do okay. I'm not really sure where DC is with the movies not called Wonder Woman right now. Truth be told, I think they are just trying to work me out of my contract and then they're going to start again." Margot said, shrugging her shoulders. "Marvel is kicking our arse with the superhero movies so it would make sense for them to lead with the stuff that's made them a lot of money right?"
"It makes sense..." I started, looking down at my plate and then back up to her. "But if you were the best part of Suicide Squad, enough for you to get your own movie, then surely you must be a big part of it?"
"I guess." Margot said, almost dismissively and offering me a shrug of her shoulders as she fluffed her long brown hair over her shoulders and flashing me her bare neck ever so slightly. She was dressed in a black and white dress that ran down her whole body and cut off just below the knees while the top ran up and connected behind her neck. Her sunglasses sat atop her head and it was enough to take the focus away from her face and her sultry body as she sat in the dining room opposite me. Margot folded her legs, crossing her left over her right while she looked over to me. "This is nice." She said with a smile. "It's nice to be able to just talk over breakfast and not have to worry about anything leaking to the press or ending up in a gossip mag or anything like that you know?" She asked, looking over to me as the hotel's crew tended to the empty tables around us.