When you're in your twenties every night is a party. Why bother with college it's a waste of time and money. If you want to spend money on an education, go to bars and clubs. That is where you really learn things. You learn social manners (it's a bad idea to make out with another girl's boyfriend). You learn your physical limits (when do you need to be cut off?). You learn basic physics (when you're drunk and you fall down the stairs, you fall down thanks to gravity). You learn anatomy (you can either study a nice specimen of a guy or girl from across the bar or at your place later). If you need a lesson in money management go to the bar when you don't have any money. You will either find someone else to pay, or buy cheap drinks. Is psychology your thing? Break up bar fights. Everything you need to know you can learn at a bar. Well, at least that was Fallon's philosophy! That's where she learned everything she needed to know.
After moving out on her own, Fallon had one particular bar she frequented. The guys were hot, the girls were hotter, and the bands were always on fire. It was one of the few places in town where mainstream, cute, innocent coeds would come and party to rock music. Some of the regulars despised the metrosexuals and the uppity little bitches that frequented the bar, but if you want a fun one night stand, those were the types you needed. That is why Fallon went. If she was in the mood for rough hard fucking she could get a dark, solid, tattooed metal head, or she was in the mood for kinky, playful screwing she could get herself a bubbly little brunette. The best part was she got paid to go to the bar. Her nights of partying there paid off, and she got a job there. It was hard at first, all work and no play, but soon she was promoted, and now she was assistant manager. All she had to do was show up and make sure everyone was a having a good time. It was the best job ever.
As she got ready for the evening she was unsure what she was in the mood for. She didn't know which bad was booked. It was usually the bands that determined who she took home that night. If the music is too angry she might take home a little tease that's not really bisexual, but after an evening of partying is willing to try anything. Fallon never took advantage of anyone, you can't rape the willing.
She never arrived at a bar before a band took the stage. While she almost always enjoyed the music, she usually had more selfish reasons for coming.
"How's the crowd look tonight babe?" she asked Chris, the bouncer at the door. He was her lookout. If none of the customers were to Fallon's liking that night, Chris was always happy to oblige should she like a companion after the bar closed.
"Not too bad. There are a few hotties in there. The bands are pretty hard core though, so who knows how many will stick around."
"Who are tonight's bands?"
"Front and Center and Hollow Bay."
"Thanks kid. I'll see you later."
"Hey," he said as she passed, "if you need anything, you know where to find me."
She winked and continued in the door.
Fallon didn't stop to check out the crowd, decisions were always made better with a drink in hand. She strolled over to the bar and waited for Nathan the bartender to notice her. As she waited she glanced towards the stage with the band rocking out, then down the bar. As she stood there a gentleman came up next to her. He nodded and smiled, and then pretended not to notice her. She couldn't help but notice how hot he was. But, she wasn't going to make any final decisions until she had a drink, so she waited.
"So, are you just going to ignore me?" She was surprised by his comment.
"I'm ignoring no one. I'm just waiting on a drink."
"You don't remember me do you?"
"I'm sorry. Am I supposed to remember you?"
"I should hope so. We dated in high school for a while but you dumped me."
High school had seemed like so long ago. She had tried so hard to forget everything before her 18th birthday. She looked back at him in the dim light, trying to figure out who he was, but his name just wouldn't come to her.
"Look, I'm sorry man, but I just can't remember your name."
"Wow! I never would have guessed I was so forgettable. Jarek, Jarek Harris."
The name sounded slightly familiar to her. She stood up straighter to look at him better. After a moment of looking at him, it was starting to come back to her.
"I kind of remember you now. What are you doing here?"
"My band is playing here in a bit."
"Shouldn't you be in the back getting ready?"
"Hey boss, what can I get you?" Fallon had almost completely forgotten she was waiting for a drink.
"I'll have a Jack and Coke, and you Jarek?"
"I'll have the same thing," he said, and Nathan started pouring. "A girl after my own heart," Jarek said to Fallon.
Fallon just smiled. Normally, she didn't like to flirt with band members; that was usually a bit messier than one night stands with customers. She stood their trying not to stare at him. He'd changed so much since high school, then again who hadn't changed. Nathan placed their cups on the bar and moved on to the next thirsty customer. Taking their glasses they, turned to face the band.
"Cheers!" he said and they took their first drink. Suddenly, a man tried to wiggle his way to the bar on the other side of Jarek. To avoid knocking Fallon over, he put his free hand on the small of her back, and stepped as close as he could without stepping on her. Pretending not to pay much attention to him, she was surprised by the sudden touch of his hand, and looked up at him. He was tall and lumbered over her, but not in a menacing way, more in a protective way. She shifted her cup to her right hand, and took his hand from her back.
"Follow me."
She led him by his hand way from the bar to a small abandoned table in a corner. The view of the band was blocked from this table, but who was there for the band, anyways? As they stood at the table Jarek longed to touch her again. At last, he took the plunge. He leaned down and kissed her. She hadn't been kissed like that in a long time. His thin lips seemed to plump for their kiss. He held her there with his limps for what felt like an eternity. Finally, he let her go.
She stood there for a moment in complete shock. Did he really just kiss her? Before she could recover he took the drink from her hand, set it on the table, grabbed her arm and pulled her close to him. I guess I won't need to look much father for someone to go home with, she thought. His hand moved up and cradled her face, but only for a moment. Then he pulled her closer and kissed her again. This time, his tongue parted her lips and explored her.
She couldn't fight him, nor did she want to. She liked it when a man took control. Too many of the guys that came to the bar waited for girls to make the first move, and were often slightly submissive in bed. Not this one. She felt herself give in. She grabbed his sides and kissed him harder. He appeared to like this because he began stepping towards her, moving her backwards, until her back was against the wall. Pressed against her, one hand on the wall for support, he let her come up for air. Standing there, he just looked at her.
"You're better than I remember," he said to her, smiling. "I should go now. I have to get ready to go on." He began to step back when she realized she was still holding on to his sides for support.
"You're going to have to let go, doll," he said looking down at her hands.
She really didn't want to, but she lowered her hands. He noticed her hesitation. As he picked up his cup he wrapped his free arm around her waist. He leaned down to whisper in her ear, "Wait for me after our set. I'll make it worth your while," and he kissed her roughly.
As he walked away she had to steady herself on the table. Never in all her conquests had she met someone who made her feel like that. She downed her drink and went back to the bar to get another.
"Same thing, babe?" Nathan asked.
"Please."
By the time Fallon had her next drink Front and Center, the opening band had finished their set and the techs were setting up for Jarek's band. She turned back to the bar to nurse her drink until the band came out. Finally, at the end of her second drink, the techs were gone and the band was about to come on. She called for Nathan, got a SoCo and Coke, and made her way towards the stage. At last the band came out, Jarek took his place behind his drums, and the music started. She stood to the side of the stage to avoid getting pulled into the circle pit that was forming. In between songs, he would look her way and wink.
After about an hour of Hollow Bay's death metal rampage, the set was over. Generally, when bands were done some random DJ would come in and throw on something for the non-rockaholic customers. Fallon strolled back to the hidden table. She sat waiting, sipping on yet another drink. Finally, Jarek appeared around the corner.
"You were hiding from me. I thought you'd taken a better offer."
She shook her head no and pushed a cup of Jack and Coke his way. He walked around the table towards her. Before taking the cup he leaned in to kiss her. She thought he was aiming for her cheek, but almost gasped when she felt his lips on her neck. He kissed down her neck to where it met her shoulder, and then he kissed back up her neck to her ear. He stopped to nibble on her earlobe for a moment.
"I want to fuck you till you can't walk straight. I want to hear you scream my name when you cum." Just hearing his raspy voice say what he wanted was enough to make her want to orgasm.
"You'd better finish your drink then," she said.
"No. I want to make you wait. I'll tell you when we can leave."
Normally, Fallon hated having people tell her what to do, but she was more than willing to give up control to him. He chugged part of his drink, then took her by the hand and led her to the middle of the dance floor. He spun her around so she was facing away from him, then he began to move with the music. As he danced behind her she could feel his hard organ pressing against her lower back. He held her hips tight against him, moving with the music. This was not dancing, this was foreplay.