It was time to celebrate and this time a quiet wine and dine just wouldn't do. No, the outgoing woman needed a good old fashioned bar night with plenty of dancing and music she could feel in her soul. Her first competition as a dance instructor had been a success. The young group she had taken had done well, placing in group and with their solos enough to go on to the finals next month. It would mean a few days away on a road trip which the details would have to be worked out later. Those were for another day. Nadya had called up a few of the girls from her old burlesque to come out and celebrate with her. Many she had continued to keep in contact with even after selling the burlesque.
The West was normally one place Nadya didn't go anymore. She didn't want to be running into anyone she knew down there...or rather her brother. Although it no longer made her feel like her heart was aching when others brought up his name, she didn't care to seek him out. However, the bar just on the edge of that side of town was her favorite spot in the past. She had to go. She was also entirely sure her brother's distaste for bars after his...thing with that vampire would keep him out of this one.
Of course Nadya had attempted to get her mate to join her but some excuse on a business meeting had him missing the celebration. Perhaps that frustration at not having him had a little something to do with the extra allure she put in her moves on the dance floor. Nadya danced amongst the girls, dressed in a long sleeve shirt that was tied off above her belly button leaving the expanse of skin of her midriff exposed and black hip hugging jeans further showing off those curves. At the end of one song Nadya ceased dancing and lured the fae girls she had been partying with to the bar. Drinks were on her. "Kyle! Round of kamikazes please." It had been quite a while since she had patroned this bar due to its location but had been a regular before. She was pleased for the familiar face of the bartender.
The man offered a small smile as he set to work making the drinks, "Haven't seen you in a while. How's the upper side treating you?" Nadya smirked back as she watched him, "You should come see some time." The bartender chuckled and shook his head good heartedly, pouring that liquid down the line of 5 shot glasses. Nadya took her drink, tossing it down in time with her friends before casting her attention back to the dance floor. The current song didn't call to her at the moment but the warmth of the alcohol spreading through her was glorious. There were definitely going to be more of those.
Nadya Tetradore