PennySaver
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Kitty and Dimitri on the terrace at the Masque -- Saturday night, 10:30pm:
A bolt of fear shot through Kitty when Dimitri grasped her arm violently and pulled her to him, growling, "Never mention my wife again in my presence, do I make myself clear?"
Kitty didn't have to feign fear over what the man was doing. She knew he was a brutal killer; the whole team did and those in the know around the City did as well. She apologized, leading to him releasing her, softening his tone, and complimenting,
"You look far more beautiful tonight than she ever could."
"I've seen pictures of her, Dimitri," Kitty responded, using his given name in the hopes of continuing to get closer to her and furthering her investigation into him. "She's a beautiful..."
Kitty went silent, remembering that Dimitri had just warned her never to speak of Irina in his presence.
"Beauty comes from the inside," he said, shrugging, "and whatever beauty she once had has long vanished."
He spoke about how he'd wanted Kitty to escort him tonight instead of his wife, and about how appearances mattered, even to a man like himself. Then, still very close to Kitty, he leaned in, embraced her, and pressed his mouth to her own. Kitty was surprised, not that he kissed her but that he did so here, where there were so many people, so many eyes.
Still, she parted her lips and let her tongue touch his as he pulled her body up against his. She giggled suddenly, and as their faces pulled apart, the reason became obvious: their masks had gotten hooked on one another during the kiss. She took hers off completely, giving him an unobstructed view of her face as she smiled to him.
"I enjoyed that, Dimitri," Kitty said with a feigned tone of meekness. Then she added, "But I can't be your lover. I won't be your lover. I ... I want to play a bigger part in your business. I want to help you manage the Black Heart. I don't want to spend my best years giving lap dances to strangers."
She looked back toward the hall behind them as if concerned about eavesdroppers, then continued, "I know that you don't know me ... don't or can't trust me with ... with some of what you do. But maybe you could let me do more at the Club. I assure you ... I am capable of much more than simply writhing in a man's lap until he creams his pants."
Then, after leaning in to give Dimitri another long, erotic kiss, Kitty whispered, "And maybe ... after I've shown you what i can do ... and you've shown me appreciation for it ... maybe then I can become your lover."
This was a bold move for Kitty, one she hadn't planned; Marcus would pitch a fit if this got her booted from the Black Heart and from Dimitri Greshenko's employ. But it had felt right when she did it, so ... the worst that could happen was that it failed. Actually, no, that wasn't the worse: the worse was that Dimitri could throw her over the balcony to her death, then return to the ballroom to dance with his wife. Kitty was hoping that wouldn't happen.
A bolt of fear shot through Kitty when Dimitri grasped her arm violently and pulled her to him, growling, "Never mention my wife again in my presence, do I make myself clear?"
Kitty didn't have to feign fear over what the man was doing. She knew he was a brutal killer; the whole team did and those in the know around the City did as well. She apologized, leading to him releasing her, softening his tone, and complimenting,
"You look far more beautiful tonight than she ever could."
"I've seen pictures of her, Dimitri," Kitty responded, using his given name in the hopes of continuing to get closer to her and furthering her investigation into him. "She's a beautiful..."
Kitty went silent, remembering that Dimitri had just warned her never to speak of Irina in his presence.
"Beauty comes from the inside," he said, shrugging, "and whatever beauty she once had has long vanished."
He spoke about how he'd wanted Kitty to escort him tonight instead of his wife, and about how appearances mattered, even to a man like himself. Then, still very close to Kitty, he leaned in, embraced her, and pressed his mouth to her own. Kitty was surprised, not that he kissed her but that he did so here, where there were so many people, so many eyes.
Still, she parted her lips and let her tongue touch his as he pulled her body up against his. She giggled suddenly, and as their faces pulled apart, the reason became obvious: their masks had gotten hooked on one another during the kiss. She took hers off completely, giving him an unobstructed view of her face as she smiled to him.
"I enjoyed that, Dimitri," Kitty said with a feigned tone of meekness. Then she added, "But I can't be your lover. I won't be your lover. I ... I want to play a bigger part in your business. I want to help you manage the Black Heart. I don't want to spend my best years giving lap dances to strangers."
She looked back toward the hall behind them as if concerned about eavesdroppers, then continued, "I know that you don't know me ... don't or can't trust me with ... with some of what you do. But maybe you could let me do more at the Club. I assure you ... I am capable of much more than simply writhing in a man's lap until he creams his pants."
Then, after leaning in to give Dimitri another long, erotic kiss, Kitty whispered, "And maybe ... after I've shown you what i can do ... and you've shown me appreciation for it ... maybe then I can become your lover."
This was a bold move for Kitty, one she hadn't planned; Marcus would pitch a fit if this got her booted from the Black Heart and from Dimitri Greshenko's employ. But it had felt right when she did it, so ... the worst that could happen was that it failed. Actually, no, that wasn't the worse: the worse was that Dimitri could throw her over the balcony to her death, then return to the ballroom to dance with his wife. Kitty was hoping that wouldn't happen.