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The perfect place for fun! Vampires come here often at night to enjoy the music and blood. Glowing red crystal chandlers hang and light up the club along with the candles set around. Chairs are placed around, yet leaving a space for people to dance. Here men are used to both entertain and satisfy. They are displayed around for the vampires to play or drink from. Some could even be taken into a room.

Damn this place is cool, Vee thought to herself as she walked into the club. Who would've though being a vampire would of had its perks. Before changing, she wasn't allowed to go into clubs because she was underage. But now age didn't matter- and why should it since she'll live for eternity- she had no reason to be denied of entering a club. Vee walked passed the crowd of dancing bodies and towards the bar. Maybe getting a drink was the first thing to do. She walked over to the stool and took a seat, fixing her dress for a moment. She then looked up, and continued to think to herself. Wonder what I should get? If only Lydia was with me. She knew these stuff better. Honestly, if anyone was with me. I could use some company... Vees thoughts wondered as she looked over the place.

Ace was cleaning glasses in a short break between customers. She turned around while balancing the glasses and saw Vee staring off into space. She put the glasses away and pulled her notepad out, ready to take her order. "Good evening!" She said in polite and slightly cheerful voice. "Is there anything I can get you?" She offered, smiling slightly. It was her job to be friendly and polite, but she didn't have to pretend to be a literal ray of sunshine like some of the other servers.

Vee heard a females voice from behind the counter, grabbing her attention back to where it's supposed to be. She smiled over to the girl as she asked her what she wanted. Even though the music was pretty loud, thanks to her better hearing, she could hear the girl. She could also pick up on her human scent. That and she figured it because she was behind the counter serving. She looked away from Ace for a moment, gazing around the club to see a few guys scattered around. Should I feed from someone? Or should I just get a drink here? Vee was torn between the two choice. She still wasn't comfortable with feeding directly from a human, but God did it taste much better, and she hated admiring that. She sighs and faces forward to Ace again. "A Bloody Mary would be great." She tells her. She decided to get blood from the bar for today.

She nodded and wrote it down. "Coming right up." She said, then turned to quickly put together the drink and put it in one of the clean glasses. She gently set it down in front of her, saying "if you need anything else just let me know."

Vee nodded and just waited. She crossed her arms and set them on the counter and watched the people around her. For being here for the first time, she wasn't sure what to feel about it. The way people danced up against each other. She wondered if they were drunk or they knew what they were doing. Her eyes left the dance floor and watched as some of the vampires fed of the men. A shiver ran down her spine. How could they enjoy it? she looked forward when her glass was placed down before her. "Thanks," she said softly. This girl was really sweet, and it surprised her. The few human she meet were nothing but rude. But she knew why. She too was disgraced with the vampire race. She had only changed because she didn't know what to do and just followed her older sister Lydia steps. Sometimes she wishes she didn't though. She picked up the glass and started to sip from it, watching Ace as she did what she's supposed to.

Ace could feel Vee watching her, but continued to keep everything as clean and tidy as possible. She was a naturally polite person, and while she wasn't exactly hyped about the current social status stuff going on around her, that didn't mean she was going to be rude to every vampire she met. She had finished cleaning the glasses, machines, and the counter before sitting down. She picked up her book and tried to get a few paragraphs in before the next person needed to be served.

After drinking the whole drink, which wasn't long, Vee pushed her empty glass forward. She thought about going to the dance floor. But looking at the dancing bodies, that didn't look very fun. Instead she looked back to Ace. Maybe she could talk to her. "Hey.... Um.... So how long have you worked here for?" She asked her.

Ace put the book down to clean Vee's cup, and answer her question at the same time. "Only a couple of weeks, but its not that hard. I should be able to get anything you need." She answered in her usually polite voice, putting the glass back. She wondered why the girl wasn't out dancing, but she wasn't going to judge.

Vee really wanted to know about still being human. She wanted to ask her stuff about that, but thought it was too rude. She missed being normal. A none blood sucker. But it's too late now. "Do you regret your choice?" She asked her softly just so she could hear her. But it wasn't like anyone was listening. Half the people were drunk and others have their own dance or thing to keeping them busy. She just wanted to know if the girl wished she would have chosen to to change, and is happy she didn't.

Ace thought about the question. "Well I certainly don't like job hoping and being degraded and insulted by most of the patrons..." she started. "But I do like not having to depend on other people, and I like knowing that I have control over my life." She finished. She didn't want to insult Vee, so she quickly followed it up with, "but I know that most people would be in too delicate a situation to say no, or not want to, or be forced or persuaded to say yes."

Vee picked at her nails and listened. Even though she came to have a good time, this wasn't really shaving a good time. Now where she watches people being sucked in disgust or hearing how good it feels to still be human. She looked up to her, forcing a smile. "Yah..." She just said and pushed a strand of her gray hair out of face. She was definitely right about the last part.

Ace could sense the envy Vee had, and that she wanted to be human. She didn't want Vee to hate her decision, so she did her best to console her. "It doesn't really matter whether you're a human or a vampire, it really just matters if you know yourself and keep to your morals."

At hearing her say that, Vee looked up with a smile. She was right. Vee did try to stay true to herself. Even though it was hard, especially with the thirst, but she cared about people. Human or vampire. "Thanks." She said to her. It really did bring her up. Just then a drunk girl came to sit on the stool next to her. "Shots," she told Ace. Vee looked at the girl then back to Ace with an eyebrow raised. She felt bad for her if she had to deal with people like this.

"No problem." She told Vee, then turned to the new girl at the counter. Ace smiled and gave her a couple of shots without complaining, continuing to be polite. She didn't like dealing with drunk people, but it was part of her job, and she did it relatively well.

Vee decided to mind her own business. Ace was use to this. She worked here for a while, like she said. Besides, she didn't want to deal with another vampire. Her sister was already enough. But just as she started to ignore, the vampire next to her, who seemed to look older than Vee, started to shut down the shots. One after another. The worst part was, was that she was already drunk. She then looked at Ace and grunted, "you annoying piece of shit. Get out of my view." Now, Vee couldn't help herself. "Don't day that." The words escaped her lips, and it was too late for her to fix it. The girl next to her stood up angrily, holding one of the empty glasses now. "What did you say?"

Ace saw a fight coming, and she really didn't want that to happen next to all the liquor and glass. "Alright now, ma'am I cannot leave my station at this counter, however you can feel free to move around anywhere you wish. Just don't intrude on the employees areas." She said politely. Making sure the girl heard her, but wasn't threatened.

((Hey. Sorry for the absence. Had a lot going on. Three exams. Being a bridesmaid to a family wedding. Family over. And not to mention being sick as hell. I'll post soon though. ))

((It's totally okay, I understand. Same!))

The girl looked over to ace. She gazed at her in disgust, then to Vee. "Humans." She said and just got up to leave. Even though Vee was a vampire, the girl spoke about her, since she was defending Ace. Vee looked over at her. "Sorry about that." She said. She felt the need to apologize since she was a vampire.

((Sorry!!! I've been moving lately and was super busy!))

Ace sighed, glad the conflict was resolved. She continued her task, shaking her head. "It's alright. It's not like you were the one antagonizing me." She was more upset by the overall idea of vampires being better than humans.

((It's totally okay. I kept you waiting too.))

Vee just smiled at her. She truly did feel bad for her. Vee was already bothered by this place, so she decided to leave. It was a bad idea coming here. She pushed her stool and got up. "It was nice meeting you, but I should get going. Bye." She nodded to her before turning and leaving.

((.-.))

Ace nodded, taking the abandoned glass. "Take care of yourself and don't drive drunk." She said calmly, doing more cleaning.