11-25-2014, 02:03 PM
The car stopped in front of a building with a door man, but yet it was still in the red light district, things were a bit more upscale here, probably well beyond her means. Not that she could afford much anyway, so that wasn't saying much. The cash in her account was menial compared to what this place probably went for. Thankfully she was pretty certain this was not Sebastian's little hidey hole, or anything like it. Though the security seemed top notch, she noticed the little things, the cameras, the men in the security room. This was not an ordinary place of residence. Aurora would wager a guess that it was mob related. What was she getting herself into? A friend like this could be good but yet very dangerous, and yet Aurora was not afraid. It was almost comforting and she had no idea why.
Sebastian had been playing with the power, yet she saw nothing, felt nothing, must be nice to know when the other was doing something. She laughed at his comment. "I don't think you'd blow up your own car. However it is parked, we should get out of it quickly."
She grinned at him playfully. "My brother likes to blow things up too. Must be a boy thing."
Another brother memory. How very odd, all of a sudden, he kept popping into her mind.
The apartment was nice. She rather expected a mess for a bachelor pad, but she didn't see a thing out of place. Aurora wondered if his had a house keeper on top of a doorman. She grinned as clips of movies she'd seen on the road with her father, the mobster movies, the way they lived, played through her mind. She supposed it had been based in reality, at least someone's reality.
The couch was dark brown leather and she nearly melted into it as she sat down. It was beyond comfortable. Sebastian had strode off into the adjoining hall and into his room. She didn't dare try to sneak a glance his direction. Her thoughts kept heading in a direction that was more than friendly and it was not what she typically did. He called out to her asking her about the mystery man. She sighed. "He called me out of the blue. His number doesn't show up on my phone. But he acts like he knows me. Call me paranoid, but that's just a bit too coincidental for my liking. Someone's been following me around lately, I've been trying to throw them the slip for a while, didn't figure they'd come looking for me in a rat trap, as you say, it's not my style."
She grinned. "But I think it's time I talk to Mr. Mystery before he comes a Mr. Stalker. There's just something about him, calls to me, and yet I'm so very upset by the fact that he exists at all. Annoyed by his presence, but somehow I also miss him. Don't ask me cause I have no explanation."
He came out of his room just wrapped in a towel as if about to head into the shower, frowning. "Hmmm...ok. Well, I'll make sure this guy doesn't doing anything."
He grinned "I could blow him up."
Aurora blinked and she was sure her jaw dropped as she looked up and saw Sebastian standing there in practically nothing. Tattoos scattered the pristine skin, the most prominent being the year written clearly on his chest. She grinned, established 2018. She couldn't help but chuckle softly to herself. She didn't exactly hear what he'd said as she admired his body, the tattoos being the least of her admiration.
Aurora shook her head, finally grasping what he'd said. "I think blowing him up might be a little drastic."
She grinned at him, "And FAR too messy."
He laughed. "Maybe. Maybe not. Messes can always be cleaned up."
He pointed to the kitchen with his chin. "Have anything you want. Watch TV. Whatever. I'll be out in 10.
He turned around and walked back down the hall to his room.
Ten minutes wasn't enough time to make a decent cup of coffee, so Aurora continued to stay where she was as she watched him leave the room. Her mind wandered from her thoughts on his body to the conversations they'd had, and landed soulfully on the thought of her brother. She sighed, and wondered, if the mystery man was her brother, why didn't he say that then? Why the mystery? Why not 'hey sis, where ya been?' There were too many questions, she was thankful she wasn't alone, though it wasn't the first time she'd not been alone when he made himself known. What was different this time?
Aurora knew actually what was different. Her frustration was. She wanted answers, and this man, whoever he was he had them. It was time to meet him and Aurora wished it was today, and not tomorrow that she'd meet him. Thankfully there were other things to occupy her time and her mind.
(with Bas)
Edited by Aurora, Nov 25 2014, 02:04 PM.
Sebastian had been playing with the power, yet she saw nothing, felt nothing, must be nice to know when the other was doing something. She laughed at his comment. "I don't think you'd blow up your own car. However it is parked, we should get out of it quickly."
She grinned at him playfully. "My brother likes to blow things up too. Must be a boy thing."
Another brother memory. How very odd, all of a sudden, he kept popping into her mind.
The apartment was nice. She rather expected a mess for a bachelor pad, but she didn't see a thing out of place. Aurora wondered if his had a house keeper on top of a doorman. She grinned as clips of movies she'd seen on the road with her father, the mobster movies, the way they lived, played through her mind. She supposed it had been based in reality, at least someone's reality.
The couch was dark brown leather and she nearly melted into it as she sat down. It was beyond comfortable. Sebastian had strode off into the adjoining hall and into his room. She didn't dare try to sneak a glance his direction. Her thoughts kept heading in a direction that was more than friendly and it was not what she typically did. He called out to her asking her about the mystery man. She sighed. "He called me out of the blue. His number doesn't show up on my phone. But he acts like he knows me. Call me paranoid, but that's just a bit too coincidental for my liking. Someone's been following me around lately, I've been trying to throw them the slip for a while, didn't figure they'd come looking for me in a rat trap, as you say, it's not my style."
She grinned. "But I think it's time I talk to Mr. Mystery before he comes a Mr. Stalker. There's just something about him, calls to me, and yet I'm so very upset by the fact that he exists at all. Annoyed by his presence, but somehow I also miss him. Don't ask me cause I have no explanation."
He came out of his room just wrapped in a towel as if about to head into the shower, frowning. "Hmmm...ok. Well, I'll make sure this guy doesn't doing anything."
He grinned "I could blow him up."
Aurora blinked and she was sure her jaw dropped as she looked up and saw Sebastian standing there in practically nothing. Tattoos scattered the pristine skin, the most prominent being the year written clearly on his chest. She grinned, established 2018. She couldn't help but chuckle softly to herself. She didn't exactly hear what he'd said as she admired his body, the tattoos being the least of her admiration.
Aurora shook her head, finally grasping what he'd said. "I think blowing him up might be a little drastic."
She grinned at him, "And FAR too messy."
He laughed. "Maybe. Maybe not. Messes can always be cleaned up."
He pointed to the kitchen with his chin. "Have anything you want. Watch TV. Whatever. I'll be out in 10.
He turned around and walked back down the hall to his room.
Ten minutes wasn't enough time to make a decent cup of coffee, so Aurora continued to stay where she was as she watched him leave the room. Her mind wandered from her thoughts on his body to the conversations they'd had, and landed soulfully on the thought of her brother. She sighed, and wondered, if the mystery man was her brother, why didn't he say that then? Why the mystery? Why not 'hey sis, where ya been?' There were too many questions, she was thankful she wasn't alone, though it wasn't the first time she'd not been alone when he made himself known. What was different this time?
Aurora knew actually what was different. Her frustration was. She wanted answers, and this man, whoever he was he had them. It was time to meet him and Aurora wished it was today, and not tomorrow that she'd meet him. Thankfully there were other things to occupy her time and her mind.
(with Bas)
Edited by Aurora, Nov 25 2014, 02:04 PM.