High above, the office was indeed a watchtower that overlooked the entire speakeasy. Red noticed some cages hanging close to the ceiling, with dancing girls trapped inside, sporting outfits far less conservative than the silver-haired woman's little black dress. There was always something available for those who liked to participate and those who liked to watch. It might seem heartless to party when so many innocents are murdered like dogs for no good reason on the streets, but is it a heartless thing to look for a way out after the shit hit the fan so badly? Is it heartless to refuse a violent death and live outside the dichotomy between servitude in the name of a tyrant and his false god, or fighting for a lost cause?
She then looked at the speakeasy owners. Red's eyes jumped back and forth between the towering man in a trench coat, and his silver-haired companion. Red locked eyes with her and gulped before taking one step back to the only piece of wall not made of thick bulletproof glass. How long has it been since she ate the bartender? Five minutes? Ten? Can she resist the charm of the tall man in the trench coat gazing at her emotionless, like a cult leader who sees her as both an outsider and an invader? She could, but how much will did she have left to resist the charm of a woman who can't resist biting her own black lips?
The longer she looked at them, the more they seemed like vampire swingers, as shitty as that sentence sounded in her head. Sweetie looked like one the most. She could even smell the hunger tainting her sweat.
"What am I doing here?" Red asked suddenly; her voice shaking in fear.
"We could ask you the same thing," said Angel as he looked down the speakasy. A couple of girls slid a note on a stripper's thong. Red followed his eyes, and more questions hit her.
Is this a way to escape the reality of the ongoing civil war? Is this the way everyone is coping with it? Or is it that they are all so cynical that they don't care whether their parents, siblings and children are tortured until the electric rods fry their hearts?
"I am just looking for my daughter," Red gasped when Sweetie placed a hand on her shoulder. The strange mixture of fear and arousal froze her in place. She fished her phone and faced her. "Have you seen her?"
Silence was the most honest answer she'd get out of the two.
"That's not very helpful," she sighed.
"Knock knock," whispered Angel.
Red's eyes peeled. "You can't be serious! Don't tell me this is because I'm a redhead! I am not-"
"Funny you think I'd put you in the same party as the reds just because your hair color," Angel said deadpan. "We've never seen you before, so how can we trust you? As for your beautiful daughter... Well, you two do look alike, but-"
"She's my step daughter, actually," confessed Red.
"Be that as it may, we don't know you. Whatever happened between the bartender and you after that kiss is not long enough to know someone. However..." Angel turned his gaze to Sweetie and saw a bright spark in her pupils. She might even have hearts instead. It was
that
look, he thought. The one look she had when she wanted to fuck someone badly. "My lovely wife has a much bigger fascination for you."
Sweetie kissed and licked Red's cheek. "I've never fucked a woman as old as you before," she whispered, and then turned back to Angel. "You're lucky that you'll get to watch."
Sweetie pressed her black lips upon the redhead's. Out of instinct, Red took a step back, but hit the wall behind. The silver-haired woman pinned her in place, unwilling to stop.
"Undress her," ordered Angel.
"Oh fuck off; let me have this moment!"
Red didn't recuperate her breath before Sweetie kissed her again. First the bartender, and now the speakeasy owner's wife? Was every girl trying to have her way with her tonight? She wanted to wrestle herself out of it, but her body didn't move... not because she was pinned against the wall, but because it outright refused. Sure, eating a woman's cunt was fun, but she desired more, and Sweetie offered more.