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Your rhinestone eyes are like factories far away
Who| Molotov and Black Tom, A GIANT FUCKING OPEN PARTY
What| Molotov has one of those birthday things
Where| Tom's Mentor Suite, .infinity
When| August 7th
Warnings/Notes| to be updated if necessary
I. For Tom
Birthdays are honestly not something that Molotov finds very important. At most, they're an excuse to be treated specially, and she's now treated specially 24/7. It becomes almost boring after a while, and so she has mostly thrown away the gifts and bouquets that began arriving from fans about a week ago. She's kept a handful of the good ones, but really, what does she need with more roses? More candy, more clothing? She'd give them to charity if there were any, but she winds up tossing most of it in garbage bags that she gives to Avoxes to throw away.
She puts some of the bouquets, the nicer ones, in the common areas of the Suite. She thinks that's a very nice thing of her to do for the rest of them.
So when the alarm goes off in the morning, she doesn't really expect anything out of today, at least not on a personal level. She knows she has to go to her birthday party in the evening, but even that's more of a contractual obligation than anything else (it's being sponsored by the companies that make her vodka and lingerie lines). In fact, she even made it perfectly clear to Tom last night that she doesn't want to go out and do anything, and she'll be perfectly fine if he doesn't even remember. Or just pretends to forget.
Molotov isn't dumb enough to think he'll listen, because if there's a chance to show off, he'll take it. But she can say she tried.
II. Open prompt at .infinity nightclub
It is bright. It is loud. It is amazing.
It is Molotov's birthday party (brought to you by M Vodka and Consummare Apparel).
The party doesn't even begin until ten at night, and everyone of any importance in the Capitol has been invited, whether they showed up or not: Helena and Julian of Panem Nightly News are chatting up anyone who'll let them talk, and Cesar Flickerman is in the pool with roughly two dozen beautiful young people surrounding him.
All Games personnel and of-age Tributes have had an open invitation extended to them.
The music is loud, the dance floor packed, and there's a plethora of waitresses in heart-shaped eyepatches and lingerie walking around with trays of free alcohol. Vodka shots and cocktails abound -- don't get alcohol poisoning.
Molotov herself is up on the VIP balcony, which is roped off and contains few other people, though she might approve you if she likes you enough. She looks down over the party like a goddess, only coming down occasionally for the first hour or two, because she's still annoyed at wardrobe. She can't say she ever thought it would take three interns combined to pull a dress over her ass, or that she'd sit through four hours of hair on her own birthday.
But you'll be forgiven for focusing on her face, because for the first time since she arrived, Molotov is out in public without an eyepatch. Her left eye has been replaced, for the evening, with a glass one that seems to contain a whole galaxy, and the stars swirl and soar artfully between each blink of her eye.
She still can't see out of it, but at least it's pretty.
What| Molotov has one of those birthday things
Where| Tom's Mentor Suite, .infinity
When| August 7th
Warnings/Notes| to be updated if necessary
I. For Tom
Birthdays are honestly not something that Molotov finds very important. At most, they're an excuse to be treated specially, and she's now treated specially 24/7. It becomes almost boring after a while, and so she has mostly thrown away the gifts and bouquets that began arriving from fans about a week ago. She's kept a handful of the good ones, but really, what does she need with more roses? More candy, more clothing? She'd give them to charity if there were any, but she winds up tossing most of it in garbage bags that she gives to Avoxes to throw away.
She puts some of the bouquets, the nicer ones, in the common areas of the Suite. She thinks that's a very nice thing of her to do for the rest of them.
So when the alarm goes off in the morning, she doesn't really expect anything out of today, at least not on a personal level. She knows she has to go to her birthday party in the evening, but even that's more of a contractual obligation than anything else (it's being sponsored by the companies that make her vodka and lingerie lines). In fact, she even made it perfectly clear to Tom last night that she doesn't want to go out and do anything, and she'll be perfectly fine if he doesn't even remember. Or just pretends to forget.
Molotov isn't dumb enough to think he'll listen, because if there's a chance to show off, he'll take it. But she can say she tried.
II. Open prompt at .infinity nightclub
It is bright. It is loud. It is amazing.
It is Molotov's birthday party (brought to you by M Vodka and Consummare Apparel).
The party doesn't even begin until ten at night, and everyone of any importance in the Capitol has been invited, whether they showed up or not: Helena and Julian of Panem Nightly News are chatting up anyone who'll let them talk, and Cesar Flickerman is in the pool with roughly two dozen beautiful young people surrounding him.
All Games personnel and of-age Tributes have had an open invitation extended to them.
The music is loud, the dance floor packed, and there's a plethora of waitresses in heart-shaped eyepatches and lingerie walking around with trays of free alcohol. Vodka shots and cocktails abound -- don't get alcohol poisoning.
Molotov herself is up on the VIP balcony, which is roped off and contains few other people, though she might approve you if she likes you enough. She looks down over the party like a goddess, only coming down occasionally for the first hour or two, because she's still annoyed at wardrobe. She can't say she ever thought it would take three interns combined to pull a dress over her ass, or that she'd sit through four hours of hair on her own birthday.
But you'll be forgiven for focusing on her face, because for the first time since she arrived, Molotov is out in public without an eyepatch. Her left eye has been replaced, for the evening, with a glass one that seems to contain a whole galaxy, and the stars swirl and soar artfully between each blink of her eye.
She still can't see out of it, but at least it's pretty.
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He loves her in a way that obliterates his entire past and creates nothing but a shimmering, endless and perfect future. It all hinges on her, the years ahead of them trailing her like a bridal train.
He rests his forehead against hers. He lets their noses touch and he pulls her close.
"I've a ring for you in the cockpit."
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She has a lot of thoughts happening right now, and it's so hard to sort through them all as quickly as she needs to. "A ring," she repeats softly, like she hasn't even thought of it, and she really hasn't, because in this moment, it seems almost insignificant compared to everything else, to what there is between them.
Kissing him again, she moves to sit on the floor, leaning back against the seats. She gropes in their pile of clothes for his shirt and pulls it around herself like a blanket, and then a laugh bubbles up from inside her because she can't stop smiling and she doesn't ever remember being so happy in her life. "We're going to get married."
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"You're going to make me the luckiest man alive, Molotov Cocktease." He laughs back, and there are tears in his eyes. "Even more than I already am."
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"I only want one thing," she murmurs, squeezing his hand. "I want it to be just us, the real thing. I don't care if we have a big giant wedding afterward and sell the whole thing, but I want to know that we didn't actually let them have the best moment of our lives. We give them so much already."
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"Whatever you wish. I wouldn't want some of these people intruding on an intimate moment anyway." That isn't necessarily true; Tom would want the showiest, tackiest wedding possible if it were up to him, but he's all too happy to subsume his desires into hers. "But we have to make the announcement suitably bombastic, once we've sealed the deal."
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She's willing to play their game, sell the pictures to the highest bidder in the media, invite important people she's never met. They can have a wedding special on television, and raffle off the centerpieces. She'll ride through the city in a carriage, waving like a fucking royal if that's what they want (and are willing to pay for).
But she can't give them the only moment of absolute meaning she might ever have, that actual promise between herself and Tom. It's not theirs to gawk at and chatter about like monkeys.
"I would expect nothing less." She noses against the side of his face. "I want it to take them by storm. I won't even wear the ring out until we're ready to blow their minds." By which she means where is my fucking ring, give it to me.
this icon though why is he in a suit in the bathtub
But they can have both - the intimate moment that she so desires, and the pomp of Tom's fantasies of a Capitol wedding. He'll have to start a hit list for any important people who don't show up. He wants every major family in the Capitol there to schmooze with.
"Are you being subtle with your hints right now, my dear?" He untangles from her and gets up to grab the ring from the cockpit.
"Close your eyes."
lol i think in that photoshoot, he actually took a bath in the suit
So Tom is free to design the wedding of his crazy dreams.
"Oh, so says the king of subtlety," she teases, but releases him and closes her eye anyway, biting her lip from excitement.
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He returns to her with a claddagh ring, one with a diamond the size of an eyeball resting on it, cut into a flat shield shape with just enough edge that it could be used as weapon or jewelry. And he gets down on one knee, just for her.
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Molotov almost laughs at how stereotypical he's gone, a claddagh, but holds her left hand out anyway so that he can put the ring on her finger. She fists her other hand in the sleeve of his shirt and holds it to her mouth, smiling so hard that she's naturally inclined to cover it up.
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If this were entirely about Tom and his endless need for drama and attention, he would have stacked the helicopter full of photographers for this exact moment. It takes all his self-restraint not to phone them up so that they'll be lined up for the landing. But he loves her, and he respects her, and he wouldn't want to jeopardize how she remembers this moment.
The moment he slips this ridiculous gaudy ring onto her slender finger.
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The ring makes her fingers look even smaller, nearly overlaps onto her middle finger and pinkie, and it sparkles even without direct light on it. She immediately leans forward and wraps her arms around his neck once she has the ring on, pressing her smile into the side of his neck.
"You know this means we're moving out of the Tower, right? Like hell am I going to be living with a bunch of roommates when I'm Mrs. Cassidy."
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"I can hear the sighs of relief from here," he says, stroking her hair. "Shall that be where we have the reception? Or should we do it so far away that only the wealthiest can travel out to see it, and those getting reimbursed by their media mogul employers?"
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"I'm going to tell an Avox to keep deleting all their shows. And to pour their milk down the drain." She shifts, moves until she's practically in his lap, their foreheads touching. "Depends on where they'll let us do something huge and stupid that inconveniences everyone else. We could release ten thousand balloons, that's fairly annoying to people who don't like us. Not doves, though -- they'll stick around for ages, shitting on everything, and I don't need that when I'm on a run."
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"We could have passenger pigeons instead of doves, and train them to roost right above the District Ten Suite. Nowhere near your running trails." He kisses her between words, gently and softly but not at all chaste. "Why stop at ten thousand balloons? I could buy you a million. And if we pooled our funds we could take the entire balloon industry."
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Molotov smiles and snorts, brushes her nose against his and lets one hand trail over his shoulder, run down his chest. "No birds. Ten thousand balloons should be plenty. Maybe twenty thousand. And sparklers. Things that will look amazing in the pictures." She pauses and kisses him for longer, enough time that she's nearly forgotten what they're talking about, but then she pulls back and holds his face, speaking seriously and tapping his nose with one finger. "And no branding on anything, I don't care what the companies offer us. They can contribute to the gift bags, nothing else."
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Molotov kisses him again and bites his lip. "We might have to fabricate a honeymoon spot anyway, god only knows if they'll let us out of the city."
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He grins, drumming his fingers over her shoulder. "I've already applied for passes to a resort in District Four. And enough sunscreen to drown a small child, since I warrant we'll both need it."
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"You're being presumptuous, don't you think?" she asks, pulling him back to her by the chin, kissing him. "Thinking that we'll be going out in the sun at all. Or anywhere that I can't have you all to myself."
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Molotov is very serious about not having sex pictures of her in the media.
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Given how often they've banged, there probably are sex pictures out there somewhere, but Tom takes plenty of time at Peacekeeper HQ deleting his and Molotov's intimate moments off the tape reels. And getting paid for it!
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It's a very important part of his duties as a Peacekeeper, as far as she's concerned. As long as he's the only one watching (and/or doing other things, as Molotov is sure that few men have the necessary amount of self-restraint).
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"I'll have to start introducing you as Molotov Cocktease, renowned mercenary and spy and my fiancée."
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/wrap [so we can start new things huehue]