More than a drink :Open:

[Ada Ebene]

Slowly, the people in the bar dwindled, before there were only a few left. Ada began wiping down the bar and sitting up some of the chairs. She started her usual clean up and when she finished, she sat down behind the bar with a glass of rum and coke. She closed her eyes before taking a swig of the brown liquid, yet another thing she did every night.

She had to kick out about 12 men for fighting, threaten to curse 6 for pawing at her, and had to walk outside when they starting threatening her back. Altogether, it was a pretty normal day. 

It was after the third drink that she saw a handsome stranger approached the bar. 

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Jaxson had just gotten off of work and because Gabe was always great with Logan, his two year old son, he decided to just stay out for a while. He of course sent an owl to Gabe who happily agreed to let him stay out. Walking into the bar, he half expected to see James, but instead he saw a woman about his age. She was pretty and if he were actually looking for a relationship, he'd have asked her out. He approached the bar and took a seat. He wouldn't be staying too long.

"Evening," he greeted. His blue eyes looked into hers. "Could I get a shot of fire whiskey," he asked. He was tempted to ask why a girl like here was working in the bar. Jaxson was used to coming here every now and then. He was a Hit Wizard, so coming to the Alley was nothing new for him. Yeah, he had to watch his back. People didn't take too kindly to those in his profession, but it was what he did best.

[Ada Ebene]

Aug 1, 2014 4:02:57 GMT 1 Ada Ebene said:

As he came closer, she saw a thoughtful look on the man's face. Absentmindedly, she wondered what the good-looking man was thinking about. When he spoke, she snapped to attention.

With a raised eyebrow, Ada looked at the clock. "It's half past two sir, hardly evening." She said slyly before pouring a shot of firewhiskey, sliding to the dark haired man in front of her. 

Waiting for him to ask for another, she wiped at an imaginary spot on the counter. "May I ask what brings you here tonight? We normally don't get many people in until dawn." She eyed him, trying to be inconspicuous.