Peak Vampire™
The bartender dropped off a cut crystal glass with the pure amber perfection of Whyren’s Reserve held within it. The blonde paused a moment, half closing her sea-green eyes as she held the glass beneath her nose and inhaled the heavenly aroma. Whyren’s itself was a marvelous whiskey, the best in her father’s biased Corellian opinion. But the Reserve, which they only made a handful of barrels during each production run…that was a little piece of heaven in a pretty piece of crystal.
Phedre sipped and sighed with pleasure, casting her gaze across those at the bar briefly, recognizing Kitt and Alen. She inclined her head by way of greeting for Alen when he happened to look her way, and she made a mental note to saunter down and say hello at some point during the evening. Gavin for a moment before making his way across the floor, and she favored him with a smile as well.
Another sip elicited another sigh and she set the glass down for a brief moment. Fingers smoothed out the vine-silk over her legs as she crossed them carefully, ensuring that the gown did not trail on the floor to be stepped on. Sea-green eyes watched as Gavin approached the band leader and was handed a microphone after a brief discussion. She lofted a slender brow as the man looked directly at her, and launched into the song as the orchestra began.
She couldn’t help but smile at the song choice, with a distant part of her wondering how he knew it was one of her favorites, or if it was simply coincidence. But the more important issue that had her smiling and cheeks slightly warm, was the knowledge that Gavin could sing. And he could to do so quite well indeed.
Her gaze followed him as he worked the crowd, beginning with the guest of honor, and winding his way around the room to her.
To. Her.
Phedre couldn’t help herself – she dipped her head as she smiled a bit more brightly, and her cheeks warmed just a little bit more as she took the hand he offered her. He kept up with the song, winding his way through the last few repeated verses, and she had to resist the urge to sing along softly to the words and melody she already knew.
The crowd applauded politely and Phe rewarded Gavin with an equally polite kiss to the corner of his mouth that really wasn't as chaste as it should have been given the environment and the audience. “Very nicely done, Gavin…I’m impressed.”
[member="Gavin Ovmar"]
Phedre sipped and sighed with pleasure, casting her gaze across those at the bar briefly, recognizing Kitt and Alen. She inclined her head by way of greeting for Alen when he happened to look her way, and she made a mental note to saunter down and say hello at some point during the evening. Gavin for a moment before making his way across the floor, and she favored him with a smile as well.
Another sip elicited another sigh and she set the glass down for a brief moment. Fingers smoothed out the vine-silk over her legs as she crossed them carefully, ensuring that the gown did not trail on the floor to be stepped on. Sea-green eyes watched as Gavin approached the band leader and was handed a microphone after a brief discussion. She lofted a slender brow as the man looked directly at her, and launched into the song as the orchestra began.
She couldn’t help but smile at the song choice, with a distant part of her wondering how he knew it was one of her favorites, or if it was simply coincidence. But the more important issue that had her smiling and cheeks slightly warm, was the knowledge that Gavin could sing. And he could to do so quite well indeed.
Her gaze followed him as he worked the crowd, beginning with the guest of honor, and winding his way around the room to her.
To. Her.
Phedre couldn’t help herself – she dipped her head as she smiled a bit more brightly, and her cheeks warmed just a little bit more as she took the hand he offered her. He kept up with the song, winding his way through the last few repeated verses, and she had to resist the urge to sing along softly to the words and melody she already knew.
The crowd applauded politely and Phe rewarded Gavin with an equally polite kiss to the corner of his mouth that really wasn't as chaste as it should have been given the environment and the audience. “Very nicely done, Gavin…I’m impressed.”
[member="Gavin Ovmar"]