Molotov Cocktease (
molotov) wrote in
thecapitol2014-10-11 09:24 pm
Entry tags:
Everything it seems I like's a little bit stronger
Who| Molotov and Black Tom
What| Dinner
Where| Below Timberline
When| A few days after the end of the Arena
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One extremely good part of being friends with Jolie meant never having a lack of animal prints in your wardrobe. Molotov wanted to be a big cat lounging in the trees -- and it wasn't like cheetah print didn't already appeal to the Brighton Beach whore part of Molotov's innate style. Gold bangles and miniskirts and velour everywhere, all the time.
It was easy enough to pull the strings and get a good reservation. Tributes were celebrities by nature, but Molotov's hard work at becoming a public figure really had paid off, as shops and restaurants figured it was fantastic to have someone so recognizable be seen in their doorways.
Her earlier words to Tom were true, though, and she's swept away from the paparazzi into the most private nest before he can even arrive. She waits patiently, long legs curled up next to her under her skirt, sipping at a glass of wine and almost childishly watching for him to round the corner with the hostess.
What| Dinner
Where| Below Timberline
When| A few days after the end of the Arena
Warnings/Notes| nah
One extremely good part of being friends with Jolie meant never having a lack of animal prints in your wardrobe. Molotov wanted to be a big cat lounging in the trees -- and it wasn't like cheetah print didn't already appeal to the Brighton Beach whore part of Molotov's innate style. Gold bangles and miniskirts and velour everywhere, all the time.
It was easy enough to pull the strings and get a good reservation. Tributes were celebrities by nature, but Molotov's hard work at becoming a public figure really had paid off, as shops and restaurants figured it was fantastic to have someone so recognizable be seen in their doorways.
Her earlier words to Tom were true, though, and she's swept away from the paparazzi into the most private nest before he can even arrive. She waits patiently, long legs curled up next to her under her skirt, sipping at a glass of wine and almost childishly watching for him to round the corner with the hostess.

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"Oh? Regale me with tales about your net worth, dear."
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She rests her head against him, chewing another mouthful of soup and bread before launching into it. "Let's see. I went freelance after the Dissolution, so I was... mm, twenty-two? Twenty-three? Within five years, I was among the most sought-after mercenaries in the world. Two years ago, I launched my own company, an all female mercenary group I called my Black Hearts. We were the most in-demand mercenaries in the western hemisphere. The group was only dissolved due to my need to go on the run... well, and an unfortunate accident happening to my girls."
Pausing for a sip of wine, Molotov smirks, perhaps smugly. "And that was all after qualifying for the Olympics before puberty, so."
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"It's as if you're reading me a storybook where I know I like the ending." He drinks from his wine, too. "Will we be return to my District Suite tonight?"
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"Are you counting yourself among my accomplishments?" she asks, teasing again. "My Suite is a shorter elevator ride."
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"No, but you are being a bit egotistical again."
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"Is it unwarranted egotism, though?" He bats his eyes at her.
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"I can't say I know yet," she jokes, closing her eye for a moment as she soaks up the warmth of his body against her, the mild rocking of their booth in the breeze. A waiter sweeps by soon enough to clear the soup and bread, and present the second course -- fettuccine in a cream sauce with lobster tail meat and roe. It still steams slightly, hot in the cool of night, and Molotov sits up excitedly upon seeing it, leaning forward.
"Oh, caviar is my favorite."
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"Oh, very nice." Tom's a snob when it comes to
most thingspasta. He rolls up a ribbon of fettuccine on his fork and holds it out to her. "And your feelings on the noodles?"no subject
Molotov takes the bite, one hand to her mouth to catch any sauce that might drip, and nods appreciatively as she chews it. "Delicious," she answers, reaching for her own fork to spear some of the lobster meat and caviar on her next bite. "I'll be shocked if anything here isn't magnificent."
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"I would be too. You know, as vapid as the people here are-" and they don't seem the type to be terribly insulted by that truth- "they do know how to indulge."
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"Their most worthwhile characteristic." She smiles through her next bite, and can't help but to quickly dab her fingertip in some of the roe to savor it on its own.
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"Maybe we'll let them live, once we're out of this situation." He's teasing - he says it lightly enough that it could easily be a harmless joke - but he really does want out of here. Less immediately than his fellows, maybe, but the Capitol took something from him and he doesn't appreciate that.
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"We'll need cooks, after all." Her tone mimics his, though perhaps it's a bit more light, knowing as she does that someone is probably listening in for soundbites to sell to Celebrus or PNN. Every word is risk in this city, every expression an opportunity for someone to find something you don't want them to.
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A man plays with fire knowing full well he may be burned.
"Other than that, we're entirely independent, aren't we?"
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Molotov takes a sip of wine, traces her finger around his knee. "Imagine how much room you'd have for flowers if we had the city for ourselves."
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"I can't imagine we'll need even another soul."
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There's a pause, and she turns to nose his cheek. "We'd be set."
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She pauses, brushes her lips against his, smiles widely. "And a garden."
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"And a suitor, perhaps?"
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"My bed would be cold without one."
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"I've heard that I'm quite warm at night."
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"Good, because I've been told I'm like an ice cube."
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