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Post by Tamara Lyell on May 19, 2019 1:50:40 GMT
Tamara's Repair Shop - Detroit, Michigan Now where is that motherfucking nut? Tamara whispered as she stood, bent over the engine of a Porsche 911, replacing several belts and hoses and lamenting the abuse the sports car had taken. Why can't people treat these vehicles with the respect due them? she wondered. It was a question she often asked herself whenever someone would bring in an automobile; from small compacts to high-end performance vehicles, Tamara Lyell was a genius at repairing them, getting them back to running like they were just coming out of the factory. It was one of the few legit skills she had on this earth and she was damn proud of it. In the land of mutants and strangers, she occasionally mused , having an encyclopedic knowledge was like gold in your pocket.It was also what had helped her start her repair shop; before she'd been arrested several years before on a robbery beef that sent her up the river for a few years, she had squirreled away almost all of the nearly 100k in money that she'd robbed from some high-end business down in River Rouge and when she'd gotten out of the Black Iron Prison (her words for describing prison in general), she'd gone right back to that spot, fished the money out and used it to buy an old repair shop from a retiring mechanic, turning it into one of the better auto repair businesses in the Motor City. Of course, what made it such a great place was her Wikiesque knowledge of car repair and mechanics, which meant she could, unless it was one of the super super high-end sports cars, pretty much repair anything within reason. Her shop was also a place of solace, of oasis, for her in this world, a place she called home - which was literally the truth, as she'd turned the second floor above the repair shop into a nice, if spare, residence, complete with kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom. She also had a simple rule which dovetailed with her view of the repair shop as an oasis: everyone was welcome there....except for GADEM agents; those motherfuckers, in her view, could rot in hell. Everyone else, though, was welcome. "How's that Porsche coming along?" one of her mechanics asked. "I'm about to take a damn welder's torch to these damn hose fittings," Tamara replied, stepping back from under the hood and taking several deep breaths in an effort to calm herself down. "Why do people do this shit to such nice vehicles?" she added. "Do they not follow the fucking directions?" she said, slamming the hood down and wiping the grease off her hands. "I'm going to head upstairs, shower, change clothes and grab a bit to eat; mind the shop, okay?" she said, making sure everything was in place before leaving to head upstairs.... tell me it ain't going to be one of those days, she whispered.
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May 20, 2019 16:19:50 GMT
Post by bianca on May 20, 2019 16:19:50 GMT
"Great. Just great!" Bianca exclaimed as her car broke down, quite literally in front of Tamara's garage. It wasn't her care you see. It was stolen. The old bird she stole it from was dead and had no family to give a crap. For all intents and purposes it was her car now. Even better she didn't have to pay taxes on it. Still, for a luxery car it was a pain in the ass. Breaking down now of all days. She had an interview for a waitressing job and she was already running late. Tired of stealing wallets and snatching purses to pay the pills Bianca thought she would try her hand at being a responsible adult. The universe replied with a middle finger and a laughing emoji.
Bianca thought long and hard about what to do. If only her sister could see her now. Ramona would probably lecture her. Bianca was sure of it. Getting out of the car and kicking the tire she just sighed and shook her head at the blowing smoke rising from under the hood. "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!" She screamed in a sudden outburst of raw emotion. She was frustrated. Bianca was probably going to end up pushing this pile of crap down the street and sleeping in it tonight. She had no money for food or even a cheap hotel. Let alone a fancy ass repair bill on a car that wasn't even technically hers. Bianca looked at the garage and sighed. If only. She thought.
So much for having a job. So much for being responsible. Bianca kicked the car's front tire again and put a cigarette in her mouth. Lighting it up she sighed as she leaned against the car and just let her head bang against the window in a frustrated; bang your head against the wall, kinda way. Her smoking cigarette was on the roof of the car in her hand as her head banged the window a few more times for good measure. Suddenly there was a voice behind her. "Lady, you can't park here. You're blocking the entrance to the shop." Bianca looked up with frustrated tears in her eyes. "I'm sorry. Is my piece of shit Lincoln inconveniencing you? I'm having a real bad fucking day pal, so unless you want to help me push.... Blow it out your ass..... (Looking at the name on his shirt she addressed him by name) ….Todd."
"What the fuck did you just say to me?!?" He said approaching Bianca angrily with a tire iron in his hand. Bianca was not a fighter. She was a mutant but that didn't mean she was a fighter. She had sticky skin. That didn't help for much of shit besides picking pockets, and even then; business had been mighty slim the last few days. "You got a real smart ass mouth on you bitch!" He declared getting closer to her. Oh shit, I'm going to get trounced like a life time movie network special. Bianca thought. There was fear flowing through her as he got closer. He looked so angry with her. As the fear and adrenaline kicked into her system her skin excreted the adhesive substance of her ability. Her hand stuck to the car door. Both of them she was stuck and couldn't even run away from the crazy man with the tire iron.
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May 20, 2019 22:51:24 GMT
Post by Tamara Lyell on May 20, 2019 22:51:24 GMT
As she stood inside her shower, the hot steamy water cascading over her well-tattooed body, Tamara thought about her life to that point and where it had led her. She knew she hadn't led a solid life; her numerous stints in juvenile hall, jail and prison proved that much...but she also knew she didn't want to go back. That alone kept her as solid a citizen as a two-time felon could be; even so, she still felt the occasional rush of blood whenever she read about crime in the Motor City and wondered if she shouldn't just throw caution to the wind once and for all.
I could do that...but I don't like small rooms very much, she mused as she finished her shower and shut off the water faucets, waiting for the water to stop dripping off of her before stepping out of the shower and toweling herself off. After a short pause to fix her hair - short as it was, she still kept it looking good as always - Tamara tossed the towel aside and dressed in her usual attire - cargo pants w/Sketchers, green-and-black striped shirt and light denim jacket. Making sure everything was off, she made her way downstairs and out around the garage via the back stairs... Bianca kicked the car's front tire again and put a cigarette in her mouth. Lighting it up she sighed as she leaned against the car and just let her head bang against the window in a frustrated; bang your head against the wall, kinda way. Her smoking cigarette was on the roof of the car in her hand as her head banged the window a few more times for good measure. Suddenly there was a voice behind her. "Lady, you can't park here. You're blocking the entrance to the shop." Bianca looked up with frustrated tears in her eyes. "I'm sorry. Is my piece of shit Lincoln inconveniencing you? I'm having a real bad fucking day pal, so unless you want to help me push.... Blow it out your ass..... (Looking at the name on his shirt she addressed him by name) ….Todd."
What the fuck?!? Tamara thought to herself as she was about to round the corner towards her car, a Bullitt Mustang she'd spent several months restoring right after getting out of prison, using her powers of encyclopedic knowledge to repair it almost literally from the ground up...but she was also human and she didn't like what she was hearing just ahead... "What the fuck did you just say to me?!?" He said approaching Bianca angrily with a tire iron in his hand. Bianca was not a fighter. She was a mutant but that didn't mean she was a fighter. She had sticky skin. That didn't help for much of shit besides picking pockets, and even then; business had been mighty slim the last few days. "You got a real smart ass mouth on you bitch!" He declared getting closer to her. Oh shit, I'm going to get trounced like a life time movie network special. Bianca thought. There was fear flowing through her as he got closer. He looked so angry with her. As the fear and adrenaline kicked into her system her skin excreted the adhesive substance of her ability. Her hand stuck to the car door. Both of them she was stuck and couldn't even run away from the crazy man with the tire iron.
"Hey!" Tamara yelled; it was one of her mechanics and she knew he had a short-fuse temper to rival hers'; rushing over, she yelled at him once more. "Hey, stop! Todd, stop!" she yelled at him, her own temper starting to rise. "Go back to work, Todd!" she said loudly, pointing back towards the garage in a voice and manner that brooked no debate or argument. Watching as her fellow mechanic slowly, inexorably lowered the tire iron and turned back around, Tamara took in several deep breaths, feeling both angry and embarrassed.
Turning away for a few moments, she turned back and looked at the young girl with a inquisitive eye. "I apologize for him; he shouldn't've snapped off like that...ummm," pausing as she took a moment to look over the Lincoln, then look over the young girl who she assumed had driven it. "Let's get you inside...," Tamara started to say before noticing the girl's hand seemed stuck to the door; leaning over towards her, Tamara whispered to her, "I'm going to assume you're a mutant..don't worry; I'm one too. You're safe with me, okay? Let's get you unstuck and then maybe get you a drink or something if you want...," pausing as she wondered the girl's name, "I'm sorry to ask, but your name is...?"
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May 20, 2019 23:46:16 GMT
Post by bianca on May 20, 2019 23:46:16 GMT
Bianca was a neverous wreck. Not only did she see her life flash before her eyes, but now she was being sweet talked by probably the owner. Nevermind the fact that she was a looker, Bianca could already hear the words spilling out of the woman's mouth before she said them. "Come on we can work this out. There's no need to get the cops involved." Bianca wasn't looking for attention from the cops either. She had her stints in jail before. She was a thief and that's all she really knew how to do. "It's fine, I'm not going to go to the cops, but your man there is a psychopath!" She snapped. Bianca was still flustered. The situation had deescalated but her heart was still racing.
She was stuck to the door. All she wanted to do was run away. For some reason she was embarrassed by the whole mess. This car had been honestly more trouble than it was worth. It took some pulling but she was able to get her hands free. There were fingerprints left on the car. Sitting there in some sticky residue from her fingertips and skin. Great. Leave your fingerprints on a stolen car. I'm sure the cops won't find it run the prints and bust your ass! Bianca was freaking out. She had no idea how to move the car, and when the cops towed it they were going to find out it was stolen. This was bad. Her mind spiraled in several different directions.
That was until the owner asked her a question that snapped her out of it. "Huh?" Bianca asked. "My name? It's uh...MaCKayla." She lied. Living on the street and looking out for yourself you knew better than to give your real name. She didn't trust this woman quite yet and there was still the matter of the stolen car blocking her entrance. "MaCKayla Jones." She dug her heels into the lie and shrugged her shoulders. Lying came natural to her. She sounded convincing enough at least. "Yeah, I think I could use a drink and could I use your phone by chance?" She had to call Blake. The asshole was probably half in and half out of a drunken stupor, but she wanted to ask if she could pay rent next week and get the key back to her place. At the very least she didn't want to sleep under a bush tonight.
Following the woman inside Bianca tucked her hair behind her ear with a graceful swish of her hand. The soft bouncing light of her eyes happening to fall on the swishing rock of Tamara's but as it seemed to swish back and forth as she walked. Hm... I wonder if this chick has anything valuable I can lift off her. Bianca thought. Taking her up on her hospitality and checking out her rear, all while thinking about robbing her. Bianca was a real piece of work, but she hadn't had to rely on anyone in a long time. Her cigarette was in the driveway. Still burning. Long forgotten by Bianca she had other things going through her scattered brain. Like getting a fucking clue and figuring out what her next course of action was if Blake didn't give her a place warm to sleep tonight.
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May 21, 2019 15:57:24 GMT
Post by Tamara Lyell on May 21, 2019 15:57:24 GMT
It took some work, and a lot of talking, but pretty soon Tamara, to her surprise given her own temperament, was able to deescalate things back down to a normal, everyday kind of manner; as Bianca was getting herself unstuck, Tamara yelled out to Todd, "Hey yo, Todd, get the tow truck and pull the Lincoln here over to the parking lot," which was next to the garage, "and leave it there; I'll take a look at it tomorrow, okay?" standing in-between the young girl and the garage. All things being equal, Tamara already had two thoughts going in her mind as she watched Todd climb into the garage's tow truck and those were (1) that the girl standing next to her was not Mackayla Jones or whatever name she'd given her and (2) that the Lincoln was not hers'. The second point was easy for Tamara; she might be a two-time felon but she wasn't stupid; the sooner they could get the Lincoln out of sight of the road - and out of sight of any cops! - the better for everyone.
"Yeah, I think I could use a drink and could I use your phone by chance?" She had to call Blake. The asshole was probably half in and half out of a drunken stupor, but she wanted to ask if she could pay rent next week and get the key back to her place. At the very least she didn't want to sleep under a bush tonight.
After much thought - and much checking out the young girl; Tamara judged her to be either 17 or 18 by the looks of her appearance - she nodded her head. "Yeah, I think we can swing both; come on," she replied, smiling and nodding back towards the garage. Her place was above the garage, a second-floor residence that was furnished but spartan in its' appearance...but it was all hers'. The place had two entrances; Tamara led them towards the front entrance, which connected to the garage. As they walked back into the garage and headed upstairs, Tamara could feel the young girl's eyes on her and knew she was being checked out; for what, she didn't know. She had two good possibilities in mind, however; the first was that the girl was checking her out in order to rob her and if that were the case, it'd be the absolute last mistake the girl would ever make in her life. Despite being a felon, Tamara always kept a long-bladed switchblade on her and she knew how to use it; she also, whenever she drove the tow truck, kept a revolver on her and she also knew how to use it as well.
On the other hand, she mused, she might be checking out in a romantic kind of way, which actually intrigued Tamara as she exclusively swung with women and not with men. It wouldn't be the first time a girl had checked her out in that way but Tamara's sexual conquests were long and industrious, going all the way back to her high school days at Cass Technical when she not only had a long list of students who'd been her girlfriends but also one or two of the female teachers there who had fallen prey to her charms. It hadn't been all on the outside, either; she also had gathered up a large number of girlfriends inside as well. In other words, she knew how to seduce another female and if that was the young girl was trying to do to her now...boy, was she in a for a surprise! Tamara devilishly thought.
Reaching the top of the stairs, Tamara unlocked the door and opened it, stepping inside so that the young girl behind her could enter as well. "Anyway, welcome to Casa Tamara," she quipped, smiling as she added, "now, tell me what your name is...not the one you gave outside, miss, but your real name," her voice no longer warm and friendly but cold and hard.
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May 21, 2019 23:12:18 GMT
Post by bianca on May 21, 2019 23:12:18 GMT
Reaching the top of the stairs, Tamara unlocked the door and opened it, stepping inside so that the young girl behind her could enter as well. "Anyway, welcome to Casa Tamara," she quipped, smiling as she added, "now, tell me what your name is...not the one you gave outside, miss, but your real name," her voice no longer warm and friendly but cold and hard.
Bianca stopped where she stood and just blinked at her a few times. "I.... I told you my name." She lied again, rather badly. What the hell was this chick nosing around for? Why was she so curious. Bianca was getting itchy as the door closed behind her. She felt cornered and all over again she was feeling anxious and scared. More than that she was curious what passed for privacy around here. "What are you doing with my car? You said you'd look tomorrow? That kinda leaves me high and dry tonight don't it?" Nice, very subtle. Change the subject. Maybe she'll forget that she almost caught you in a freaking lie!
Bianca wasn't here to make friends. Honestly she would just assume leave this woman bleeding in a dig while she riffled through her wallet. It wasn't something she enjoyed and she wasn't proud of her selfishness but it was how she survived this long. The world wasn't going to look out for her so she had to look out for number one. She might not have turned out this bad if she had her sister in her life. Big sister Ramona. By the books Ramona. The one who was about law and order and fairness and all that horse shit. Bianca never found out that Ramona had become an agent for a shadowy organization that hunted mutants. Then again, Ramona never knew that Bianca was a dirty mutant. That never really came up on family game night.
Bianca for all her street smarts didn't even know such a thing as GADEM existed. She was blissfully unaware of the whole damned group. She was afraid of the cops, especially mutant hating cops. You thought your civil liberties were tarnished now? Wait until the police found out you were a big bad muttie. Then you had all sorts of trouble on your hands. The very fact that Tamara was asking all these damn questions made Bianca want to reach for the door. Fuck, should have wore my gloves. She thought. Because her god damned hand would get stuck to the handle. Then who's running away? Only two people jack and shit and they wouldn't get far.
Bianca leaned back against the hard, ridged door. She focused on her breathing and tried to calm herself down. Her skin was less sticky when she was calm. Letting out an exhale she rubbed her fingers against each other to check the adhesiveness of it. In a subtle, not too noticeable way. It didn't seem to be sticky yet that was good. Reaching up and running her hand through her hair she scratched the back of her head. Fluffing up her hair in such a way that it looked rather sexy mess. She was a grown woman, not a kid. She was 25, though she had the look of a baby faced beauty. "Fine." She said quietly rolling her eyes and walking across the room with a confidence she hadn't shown up until this point. Pouring herself a drink with the glass and bottle on the dresser she looked back at Tamara over her shoulder. "I'm you're making me wait til tomorrow....You better damn well keep me entertained." She said with an authority she didn't really own.
This woman couldn't keep her eyes off her. She noticed the sideways sexy glances. Oh brother. Dr. Bootycall is about to make a house call. Shit if it gets me a place to stay for the night..... Bianca looked around the shabby digs. She had stayed in better, but beggers can't be choosers and pick pockets can score better when they have more time to scope the place out. Turning around Bianca placed her hands on the counter. "So....What is it you do sugar? I'm guessing you're not the shoot lazers out of your eyes type."
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Post by Tamara Lyell on May 22, 2019 3:58:47 GMT
Bianca stopped where she stood and just blinked at her a few times. "I.... I told you my name." She lied again, rather badly. What the hell was this chick nosing around for? Why was she so curious. Bianca was getting itchy as the door closed behind her. She felt cornered and all over again she was feeling anxious and scared. More than that she was curious what passed for privacy around here. "What are you doing with my car? You said you'd look tomorrow? That kinda leaves me high and dry tonight don't it?"
Stopping in her own tracks, Tamara looked right at Bianca, a glint of bemused anger in her eyes. "I know you told your name and I knew you were lying then," pausing as she closed the door behind her. Hanging up her light jacket on the hook behind the door, Tamara strode quickly through what passed for her living room and into her kitchen. Yes, her residence was spartan but the furniture was well-kept (a couch and recliner in the living room, a small dining table in the kitchen, all bought at a nearby Goodwill store for practically nothing) and clean. If Tamara had learned anything in prison, it was that a lack of cleanliness could kill you faster than anything else you might encounter, so she kept everything as clean and sparkling as possible.
Opening the fridge, she pulled out two very cold glass bottles of Miller High Life beer and closed the fridge door (yes, it was also a thrift store purchase as well, bought reconditioned), walking back out into the living room, where she saw Bianca looking very nervous and very scared, as if she felt she were a cornered rat in a maze full of hungry cats. "Hey, relax, would ya'?" Tamara said, offering one of the beers to her as she popped the cap on hers and took a long drink, turning on the TV and Blu-ray player as she did... "I'm you're making me wait til tomorrow....You better damn well keep me entertained." She said with an authority she didn't really own.
"I am, huh?" Tamara joked, taking another drink of beer before setting it down next to a small table she kept near the couch. "Look," she said, blowing out a long breath, "I'm sorry for being a bitch, okay? Okay? I just don't like being lied to and you did lie out there; your name's not Mackayla Jones, is it?" her looks softening some, the hard edge borne of being an ex-felon fading away some. "I'm not going to turn you away; I said I'd get your car and I will; I just had one of my mechanics move it behind the garage here so that it would be away from the road, away from any nosy cop eyes that came by. I don't have any love for the oinkers myself; I've done time inside, so its' natural for me to be a hardass most day. I don't mean too, okay?" a more natural, friendly look now across her face.
Sitting down on the couch, she invited Bianca to sit down next to her instead of talking to her from a distance. "Would you relax? I'm not going to jump your bones," Tamara humorously said, adding mentally not unless you want me to! Turning around Bianca placed her hands on the counter. "So....What is it you do sugar? I'm guessing you're not the shoot lazers out of your eyes type."
"I wish I did have that power," Tamara said, deadpan, "I wouldn't've gotten in so much trouble over the years," again inviting Bianca to sit down next to her on the couch. "I'm a human Wikipedia, if you want to know," Tamara joked, taking another sip of beer, the cold liquid feeling so good down her throat. "A walking, talking encyclopedia of knowledge, both good and bad, beautiful and ugly, humorous and dark...you get the idea. At present, I use that power to work on cars, trucks, most every average kind of vehicle," pausing as she again invited Bianca to sit down next to her. "Would you relax; I'm not going to bite you, okay?" she joked, "but in the meantime, tell me a little bit about yourself....truthfully, no lies, alright?"
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May 25, 2019 22:53:26 GMT
Post by bianca on May 25, 2019 22:53:26 GMT
Bianca crossed her arms against her chest. She didn't like being called a liar. Even if she was lying. With a huff of air from her lower lip, that blew the bangs out of her face she sighed. "Fine. That's not my name. I'm just careful who I give out personal information too because well because I'm on the run. I got the cops chasing me and I've been trying to lie low so I'm sorry if I wasn't honest but dude! I barely know you. Yeah you got a pretty decent rack but that doesn't mean I want to fish for a soul mate!" Bianca scratched at the back of her head and walked over to sit on the couch beside Tamera.
She looked at her seriously and honestly. "I've been on my own since I was 14. I had to lie and cheat and steal just to even make it. My sister.... Well, lets just say she wouldn't exactly be proud of me. She's a hardass, with a hard ass. She's miss by the book and she would have thrown the book at me if she knew half the shit I've done. I was going to rob you, you know. I was going to give you the night of your life and then I was going to rob you fucking blind. My sticky fingers would have stolen everything that wasn't nailed down. Hell, you probably would have woke up missing one of your socks because I'm a klepto baby! Just can't help it. Diagnosable and certifiable I am fucked up and I need help. You know what the worst part is? I know I'm a fuck up and I choose to be this way." Bianca stood up and walked over to the window.
"My dad was killed when I was a kid. Never made it back to my family. I was afraid whoever killed my old man would come at my family next so I ran. I didn't know where I was running, but it kept them safe. My sister would hate me if she knew I was alive, but at least I know she's alive. That's what fucking matters right?" She seemed to be trying to convince herself more than anything. "Look doll. Keep the car. I"m going to bail. I caused you enough fucking problems and you certainly don't need my shit in your life. I'm tragedy with nice tits. I draw you in and I fuck your whole world up." Bianca had a bit of a foul mouth and she certainly had a way with words but she didn't paint the picture any way but honest. Bianca got up and went to the door intending to leave. Feeling sad hurt and embarrassed of being called out on her bullshit twice now.
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Post by Tamara Lyell on May 27, 2019 3:14:19 GMT
What the fuck was her problem? Tamara wondered. I'm trying to keep things as calm as possible, I've offered to fix her vehicle - if it is hers', which I doubt, I've offered her a place to rest for the night, no strings attached...what the fuck is her problem? But as she listened to Bianca, Tamara felt a tug of pain and heartache, the kind only felt by felons and ex-felons whenever you tried to build a life outside the bars, only to have it yanked out from under you at every opportunity. She chuckled a moment when Bianca backsidedly complimented her on her looks and thought, Honey, if we were inside, you'd be my girlfriend and it wouldn't be your choice either.
"I've been on my own since I was 14. I had to lie and cheat and steal just to even make it. My sister.... Well, lets just say she wouldn't exactly be proud of me. She's a hardass, with a hard ass. She's miss by the book and she would have thrown the book at me if she knew half the shit I've done. I was going to rob you, you know. I was going to give you the night of your life and then I was going to rob you fucking blind. My sticky fingers would have stolen everything that wasn't nailed down. Hell, you probably would have woke up missing one of your socks because I'm a klepto baby! Just can't help it. Diagnosable and certifiable I am fucked up and I need help. You know what the worst part is? I know I'm a fuck up and I choose to be this way," Bianca said.
"Okay, so you're a thief; big fucking deal!" Tamara exclaimed, getting up from the couch and walking over to the window, staying away from the window so as not to be seen from the outside. "You ever done time on the inside, huh? I don't mean juvenile or jail; I mean prison...hard, mean prison, where every day you wake up wondering 'am I going to have to shank someone in the side or am I going to have to suck off some guard just to keep their prying eyes away or am I going to get to take some fresh young girl under my wing as my girlfriend, to use whenever and however I wanted....that was my life the past couple years!" walking away from the windows as memories of her past flooded her mind; folding her arms over her chest, Tamara was all but ready to get her .38 and put a hole in Bianca's head but for some strange reason, she didn't. She was a hard-as-nails felon, sure, but she wasn't a murderer, not by any stretch of the imagination.
She continued. "At least you're not the only one who's run the streets; I been doing that since I was thirteen. Drank my first beer that year and it just snowballed from there," walking over to take a long drag from her Miller High Life, finishing it off in one drag. "Ran with a small gang back up on Six Mile; snorted coke, popped pills, smoked joints...had all sorts of fun. Barely got out of Cass Technical with a diploma; fat lot of good it did me. But I'm still alive...and so are you," she said, a hard cold stare on her face as she walked back over to her at the window.
"Now, I promised I'd fix your car - even if its' not your car - and I will; I'm a woman of my word and where I come from, your word is like gold; its' as good as your name," pausing as she looked away for a few seconds before looking back at Bianca. "Now, if you want to leave, you're free to do so; not going to stop you....but I am going to get one thing from you, though, before you leave," she added. Before Bianca could say or do anything, Tamara reached over, cupped her face with her hands, pulled her over and kissed her, right there, in full view of the window and anyone who might be watching.
For several moments, Tamara's lips and tongue washed over Bianca's, kissing her where they stood....then she pulled back, standing where she had been standing. Looking out the window, she said, "If you still want to go, you can; I won't stop you." Tamara was gambling, though, that Bianca wouldn't leave...
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May 29, 2019 13:29:22 GMT
Post by bianca on May 29, 2019 13:29:22 GMT
Before Bianca really knew what was happening there were lips on her lips. Bianca's eyes shot open in a moment of holy shit before she kind of melted into the soft taste and the familiar unfamiliar feeling. She wasn't used to anyone showing her any kind of affection. She had been on her own a long time. It was nice to feel the warm touch on her shoulders as fingers crept up over the sides. She returned the kiss for a moment before she shoved Tamara rudely off of her. Her face an expression of surprise and slight anger. No one told her that was okay. Bianca wasn't used to people taking from her. She was usually the one doing the taking. Both literally and metaphorically.
"So what? You got some kind of attractions to fuck ups?" She asked harshly. Bianca still wasn't reaching for the door handle. As appalled and pissed off as she had been she wasn't reaching to leave. Bianca just had a very confrontational personality. She liked to sass and she was a firecracker to handle. Bianca folder her arms over her chest and just looked at Tamara. She couldn't exactly figure out what the hell she wanted. She sneak attacked her with a kiss and then told her it was okay for her to leave. She said she was going to fix her car but at the same time she said she was a liar and she didn't appreciate being lied too. In Bianca's mind everything she said was a contradiction. She couldn't figure out why she was being so mysterious.
But the only thing it made her want to do is figure out the mystery. With her arms still folded across her chest Bianca moved quietly over to the couch. There was a pouty arrogant strut to her step as she sat on the couch with a plop. She didn't bother to unforld her arms when she looked up at Tamara. "My name is Bianca. Happy?" She said finally opening up and trusting a little. Bianca propped her feet up on the coffee table and she had so much attitude waving off her it was incredible. Tamara had every right to throw this bitchy chick out on her ass, but that was Bianca. Love her or hate her. Like her or stab her that was her personality.
She never liked feeling out of control of her own life and right now everything was spiraling into the shitter. She looked at Tamara a moment longer before she added. "You got anything to eat?" There was no denying that her stomach was rumbling. It wasn't very late in the afternoon and if she was staying the night they were going to have quite a long night ahead of them if they couldn't iron out some of this attitude. Bianca didn't know that Tamara had only moments ago been thinking about shooting her in the head. Bianca only knew that she was kind of cute and willing to help. She might not be one to rob, but at least she didn't have to sleep out on the sidewalk tonight.
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Post by Tamara Lyell on Jun 1, 2019 16:55:35 GMT
After getting shoved away by a momentarily angry Bianca - such a feisty bitch, ain't ya? Tamara mused - Bianca introduced herself in a kind of huff'n'puff manner... With her arms still folded across her chest Bianca moved quietly over to the couch. There was a pouty arrogant strut to her step as she sat on the couch with a plop. She didn't bother to unforld her arms when she looked up at Tamara. "My name is Bianca. Happy?" She said finally opening up and trusting a little. Bianca propped her feet up on the coffee table and she had so much attitude waving off her it was incredible. Tamara had every right to throw this bitchy chick out on her ass, but that was Bianca. Love her or hate her. Like her or stab her that was her personality.
"Nice to meet you, Bianca; my name's Tamara. Now see how easy that was," Tamara said, deadpan, as she tried to figure out what made this other girl tick. Like most ex-felons, Tamara had a spidey sense for dealing with people, a sense borne out of the simple idea that it was better to be upfront with someone than it was to lie and get caught on that lie. She'd caught Bianca lying to her about her name and her car, but she wasn't about to toss Bianca out on her ass; she didn't have it in her to do that.
She looked at Tamara a moment longer before she added. "You got anything to eat?" There was no denying that her stomach was rumbling. It wasn't very late in the afternoon and if she was staying the night they were going to have quite a long night ahead of them if they couldn't iron out some of this attitude.
"Yeah, let me check," Tamara replied, walking over to her fridge and opening it. She kept it reasonably stocked; pulling out packs of ham, turkey and pastrami, she set them on the counter and set a bottle of spicy mustard next to them. "I got ham and turkey and pastrami; which do you want?" she asked Bianca as she made herself a pastrami on rye. "I got white, wheat and rye bread; which one of those do you want?" she called out to Bianca, trying to be as hospitable as possible to her...
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Post by bianca on Jun 6, 2019 0:52:00 GMT
Bianca sighed as she heard call outs from the kitchen. She didn't particularly like either choice. Beggers couldn't be choosers though. "Surprise me." She said with a lack of interest. Bianca didn't mean to be rough around the edges. It was probably because she just plain wasn't used to people and interacting with them. Mostly she just kept to herself. She tried to go mostly unnoticed and she didn't ever bring to much heat down on herself.
That was a code to live by if there ever was one. Standing up she strolled about the small place. Looking at what pictures there were to offer and noticed a picture with a twin sister. Hm... She wasn't the snoopy type, but here she was snooping. She had found herself thrust into this woman's life for whatever reason and she wanted to know a little more about the mysterious lady who had not only saved her ass but stared at it too.
Bianca wasn't a fool. She knew that nothing comes for nothing. She was probably going to have to put out for this chick for a place to stay tonight. That thought had already crossed her mind. Being used like a cheap toy and discarded the next morning. Yeah, that part she was used too. She was prolonging the abuse as long as she could. She always felt dirty after. A little ashamed. Mostly with guys she would just lay there until the grunting stopped, but the few times she had given her body away to women in exchange for favors she found her mind didn't drift so much. She was more into the moment.
Bianca had never given much thought into where she was more interested in guys or females, mostly because she never saw anyone man or woman ever loving her. She was a rotten piece of shit at her core and she had lived this long only because she looked out for herself an no one else. Bianca didn't even hear Tamara come back into the room. She turned around and she was right there. Startled so much by the sudden appearance she actually screamed a little. Calm down ya jumpy bitch! She scolded herself. There was a plate with a sandwich in Tamara's hand.
Bianca quietly took it and settled herself far away from Tamara. Wondering when the modest hostest shit was going to fade away and when the "Now down to what you can do for me" Shit started. It always started at some point. Bianca was beginning to feel dirty already. She had to look away out the window as she felt the sudden tears threatening to burst into her eyes. She wasn't going to cry in front of this bitch. You're tougher than that! Get your shit together girl! She reminded herself. 000 WORDS TAGGED SHORT NOTES THANK YOU MALIA TATE FROM ADOXOGRAPHY
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Jun 10, 2019 18:40:09 GMT
Post by Tamara Lyell on Jun 10, 2019 18:40:09 GMT
Hearing Bianca tell her to surprise her brought a quiet chuckle to Tamara as she thought, kind of hard to surprise you when someone lays out your choices for you. Nonetheless, she made a pastrami and rye for herself, a ham/turkey on rye for Bianca and brought them both back to the living room. Setting the second sandwich down for Bianca, Tamara said to her, "I couldn't decide which, so you get the ham and turkey and I get the pastrami," a sheepish grin crossing her lips as she spoke.
Yes, Tamara wanted Bianca; there was just something about her that attracted the ex-felon to the younger woman but she wasn't the type to jump someone's bones at the first chance. She honestly wanted to know Bianca better, if not for any other reason than to keep Bianca from trying to steal from her. Yes, felons could spot other felons a mile away and Tamara wasn't foolish enough to completely open up without getting the other person to open up themselves as well. It was only fair, right?
Noticing her staring at a picture of her and her sister, Tamara said to Bianca, "And that other impish rogue next to me there would be my late sister Sarah...I said late because she died in a drive-by shooting when she was 15. Someone apparently thought they'd seen me and decided to open up on the stoop they saw us on and Sarah didn't duck fast enough." Tamara said it with a nonchalance born of her former gang life, adding, "and once we found out who did it, we put paid to their accounts," also with the same manner of speaking as before. Yes, it hurt to miss her; that's why she kept the photo where she did: as a reminder to her to not fall back into her former life...but seeing someone else notice it? That also brought back a bit of pain to her as well, knowing a part of her was forever gone, a hole that could never be filled. That's what it meant to lose a sibling, a twin; it was like losing your arm.
Looking back over at Bianca, Tamara could tell something was troubling her and in-between bites of pastrami she said, "I can already see the thought bubble in your mind, Bianca; its' saying 'am I going to have to put out for this gorgeous stranger whose house I happen to be in?' Well, the answer is no...though every fiber in me," Tamara said quietly, looking away as well for a moment, "wants to pin you down on that couch and ravage you from head to toe...but you're my guest here, so I'm going to have to turn that down. I'll sleep out here on the couch tonight; you can sleep on the bed," pausing back and leaning over towards Bianca, "'cause its' a lot more comfortable than this couch. That is, unless you want me to join out there as well?" her impish grin back as she took bite of her sandwich and waited for a reply from Bianca...
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Jun 14, 2019 23:10:40 GMT
Post by bianca on Jun 14, 2019 23:10:40 GMT
400xSOMETHINGIMAGEHERE Bianca Kelevra Bianca was somewhat skeptical when Tamara told her there were no fucking strings attached. This was earth right? There were always strings attached. Usually they were attached to your god damn zipper. Money may make the world go round, but whoever created the zipper wasn't doing bad for himself either.
Bianca actually stood up and moved over to the window. Her back coldly turned to Tamara and for the life of her she just couldn't figure out the woman. She was saying that she expected nothing of her and on the same turn she said that she wanted to pin her down and have her way with her. Many men have said that to her. Bianca didn't usually want to return the favor like she did now, but she kept that in check for the moment.
Her heart strings still slightly tugged by the story of her twin sister. Mostly because it reminded Bianca of her own sister out there and how she was all but dead to her too. I mean, there was no going back. Bianca and Ramona would never be reunited. The likelyhood of that happening was just too far. Besides..... Bianca very much doubted that Ramona would even welcome her back into her life. Ramona had a bit of a reputation for being a cold and distant hard ass... Even as kids.
"What are you some kind of mind reader?" Bianca asked. Tamara had given her the explanation that she had some sort of encyclopedic knowledge. But it went deeper than that. It seemed more like she had the ability to read minds. Bianca felt like her thoughts weren't even safe in her own damn head! Mostly it kind of worried her that she seemed to know what she was thinking every step of the way. Still, she turned to Tamara with a soft look. "I'll take the couch. I'm the bitch riding your couch; not going to put you out too. Does it fold out?" She asked hopefully.
More than just for her own comfort, Bianca wanted to know if there was room for two. Sure, this might've been a 'her' issue, but ever sense she was a little girl Bianca had suffered from night terrors. She saw some strange freak in a baby doll mask. She didn't know how or why he kept coming to her in her dreams, but she knew she didn't like to close her eyes at night. Bracing her body with her hands Bianca stood turned towards Tamara now. Her ridged form almost trembling a bit as she desperately tried to keep up the tough girl shit, but it was no use.
Bianca broke down in tears. Her shoulders shook with every heaving sob and she fell back into a chair and buried her face in her hands. She cried about Ramona. She cried about being lost in the world. She cried about her cosmologically impunitive shit luck. Most of all she cried because she didn't want to be forced to put out, but she didn't want to sleep alone either. The idea of having someone there just to hold her sounded so nice, that.....
And though it might've been confusing; when the tears dried away, and they did rather quickly... Bianca stood up. "Fuck it." She said pushing Tamara back on her seat on the couch. Her hip bumping the small table and knocking both sandwiches to the floor where neither of them seemed to notice. Bianca straddled Tamara's hips and sat in her lap facing her. Breathing heavy and fast and a little wild.... Her hair hanging in her face as her lips pressed into this stranger's because she was tired of fighting against the current. TEMPLATE BY ELIZA @ SP & ADOXOGRAPHY
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Post by Tamara Lyell on Jun 19, 2019 2:30:20 GMT
Watching Bianca, Tamara could almost read the thought bubbles in her mind and smiled in-between bites of her pastrami and rye."I'm serious," she said. "No strings attached; the bed's yours for the night....sheets are clean, there's a half-bathroom attached to it and its' very well filled up," pausing as she watched the younger woman standing at the woman, a cold expression about her. Tamara knew that expression well; often times, she stood at that spot as well and wondered about the different paths her life could've taken instead of the path that it did.
"What are you some kind of mind reader?" Bianca asked. Tamara had given her the explanation that she had some sort of encyclopedic knowledge. But it went deeper than that. It seemed more like she had the ability to read minds. Bianca felt like her thoughts weren't even safe in her own damn head! Mostly it kind of worried her that she seemed to know what she was thinking every step of the way. Still, she turned to Tamara with a soft look. "I'll take the couch. I'm the bitch riding your couch; not going to put you out too. Does it fold out?" She asked hopefully.
"To answer your questions," Tamara replied, "no, I'm not a mind reader. Yes, the couch here does fold out," wondering just where Bianca was going with her comments about the couch. Of course it folds out; that's why I bought it, she thought to herself...before she could reply some more, Bianca began to break down and cry. Now Tamara was the one wondering what was with her; she didn't have to wait long, though...
And though it might've been confusing; when the tears dried away, and they did rather quickly... Bianca stood up. "Fuck it." She said pushing Tamara back on her seat on the couch. Her hip bumping the small table and knocking both sandwiches to the floor where neither of them seemed to notice. Bianca straddled Tamara's hips and sat in her lap facing her. Breathing heavy and fast and a little wild.... Her hair hanging in her face as her lips pressed into this stranger's because she was tired of fighting against the current.
Before Tamara could say anything, Bianca turned, walked right over to her, knocked everything astride them, climbed on top of her, straddled her and gave Tamara one of the wildest, sexiest kisses she'd ever had in her life. "Wow," Tamara breathed out in-between kisses; then, without waiting for permission, she wrapped her arms around Bianca, pulled her tight to her and kissed her right back, her breath hot against Bianca's skin, her lips and tongue pressing against the other woman's as if possessed by some unseen force. "Yes, the couch...folds out," she whispered, looking Bianca right in the eye, "but I think the bed would be a lot more comfortable right now..."
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