the night is still young

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Felix didn't know it was possible, but there was such a thing as too cute. He didn't know where he went wrong. Maybe it was the jewelry, maybe it was the dramatic entrance or maybe it was the light flirting. Whatever it was, he got bumped up Klaus' priority list. Goddamn it. He wanted to go for police affiliate or low ranking messenger, but instead, Klaus was starting to act like a lovelorn teenage girl making vague posts on Facebook about her crush not noticing her, except teenage girls had a sense of modicum and didn't vague in real life, while staring directly at his eyes.

It wasn't that Felix wasn't interested in him. No, no, it was far from that. Somewhere along the line, he'd grown to accept the bitter truth that Klaus was almost painfully his type, and the only thing keeping him from ravaging the man were his plans. Sleeping with him should be a token to cash in as a last resort. End of discussion.

While his desirability was his greatest weapon, it also worked against him. Klaus zoomed in on scraps of details thrown at his direction. It was difficult mapping out his fictional backstory now. It had gotten to the point that he'd given so many details about his fake ex-girlfriend that he'd begun to imagine her in his mind. She had ginger hair, and a cute freckle on her lower lip.

This brought on another matter at hand. The fact that he barely had any close and all of his important relations were overseas was making Klaus very suspicious. A cute, amicable guy like him, a recluse? He couldn't make up a reason for that. It was too suspicious. He'd began adjusting his behavior little by little, hanging out with his police buddies more, texting some of them regularly. These people were so bland. He was starting to get dizzy from all this attention.

He needed more convincing relations, however. It was fortuitous when Lyndis Octavius, CEO of Manta Carlos Bank, sauntered in the polices station one day with her finely coordinated outfit and curves like the devil. Felix processed her report, and they hit it off surprisingly well. At some point, he gave her his number.

Now they had a date. Lyndis was out of his league, but Felix knew how to dress well and talk to a woman, which already put him leagues ahead most men. He put on a blazer, a shirt and slacks, a strong male cologne, and his best smile as he walked up to her place with a bouquet of flowers. He rang the doorbell.


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Lyndis was getting ready for her date. It had been a while since she let loose and gone out to do something for herself. To go out and have fun. She got herself ready for a date, wearing lacey undies just in case as she left some of her work stuff. Taking her personal cell phone as she put on a nice black dress something tightly fitting her body to help emphasize her body. It had many golden lines on it that spelled out her last name. She took a comb to her hair as she hummed in a mirror. Looking at her beauty as she was almost lost in it as she played with her hair.

This strong girl was nervous for her date. It had been ages that she couldn't get away from work for even one day. Though the one night she had free she got a date. It was a good idea to go to the Police station and flirt with a cop for their number. Hopefully this was going to go well.

Though thinking about it her phone vibrated. Work was trying to get a hold of her as she turned it off and took out the battery. leaving it in her underwear draw as she stood up and walked into the living room. Turning off lights as she went as she mused to herself about the date. Was she going to have to drive?

Her eyes opened as the door bell rang. Quickly snapping to her senses as she looked at the door with wide eyes.

"Comiiiiiiiiiiiing~" She said as she made herself a quick glass of water to take a quick drink and walked over the door. The place was spotless for a penthouse suite. Eventually going to the door to unlock and open it.

"Hello There Felix~ Nice of you to show up on time." She snicked then looked at the flowers. "Oh? Flowers? You shouldn't have. You are VERY prepared aren't you?"
 

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Lyndis Octavius was beautiful in her everyday, but absolutely stunning when she worked for it. Felix's surprise, and attraction, were genuine. He must've been gawking, because after a brief lag, his brain kicked in and he stumbled a bit forward, offering Lyndis the bouquet.

"Oh, Lyn, when you look like that, it looks like I wasn't prepared enough. You can get any man to propose in the first date. I should've brought you a diamond necklace." Really, he felt quite drab in comparison. That was the advantage of being male, wasn't it? Women were frequently out of their league, but they could make it up by being caring and intelligent.

Regardless, he was going to be showing her a good time. He smiled brilliantly, offering her an arm to walk her to his car, a dark blue sedan with leather seats. It wasn't that expensive, but it was impressive enough for the lovely Lyndis Octavius to walk out of at least. He opened the door for her before getting into the driver's seat, starting up the car, and heading off to the restaurant. He pulled some cop strings and got them a seat at a place with a fancy French name. This date was going to shoot his savings in the foot, but he could afford it. Probably.

"How's your week been, Lyn? If anyone's been bothering you, I can throw 'em in a cell for a while." He chuckled. "I'm kidding, of course."
 

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Lyndis giggled seeing Felix act like he just saw the greatest thing in the world. She couldn't help but smile. Her brilliant smile that was just as beautiful as her as she shook her head for a moment before taking a step back.

"W-well.. Are you trying to propose to me~? oh~ Well. I think you look fantastic. Maybe you could get a girl to fall hard enough to say yes." She said teasingly. "Well.. Diamonds are a girl's best friends."

Lyndis didn't feel like she was working for the day so she tossed her phone inside the room and left it there as she closed the door. Locking it as she hummed to herself once more. Looking at the bouquet of flowers as she gasped loudly.

"Awwe.. Sweetie.. you shouldn't have~"

Taking a quick moment to unlock and put the flowers in a vase she then came back out with Felix, offering her arms as she almost latched onto his. Humming a bit louder. She looked over the Sedan and smiled.

"Oh? A Sedan? Aren't you just a cutie." She said. Admiring the car. It was rather beautiful to her. She had a thing for nice cars. Considering the parking lot had a whole floor for her cars. She sat in the passengers seat as she opened her handbag and made sure her hair and face were perfect.

"So Feli where you taking little old me~?" She spoke curiously. She wasn't about to go to some burger joint or fast food place. She had a little more class than that. She would probably most likely just walk home if that was the case.

When they got there it was a nice french restaurant. She had a hard time getting her as they were seated as her asked her a questionn.

"Rather painful. Some issues arising with a few companies. As well as a hard time keeping my social life up." She grinned a bit. "You're a naughty cop aren't you~ just as crooked as the rest."

The last part was sarcastic. Just trying to tease him to get a reaction. As she looked around for a moment. noticing people all leaving and coming in.

"What about you Felix? Anything special happen down at the station?"
 

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Felix laughed. "Indeed! I don't think there's a rock big enough for a beauty like you, but I'll try to find one. I'll pay for it with an arm and a leg."

When she said she liked the sedan, he had to sigh in relief. Pretty girls were already hard to date, and Lyndis was breathtaking. He didn't exactly blame them for being difficult. He just wanted to treat them like how they deserved to be treated. Lyndis was so kind that she spared him a moment of her time, and in return, Felix was going to treat her right.

The restaurant was resplendent. He knew he'd gotten Lyn's approval when she didn't walk out on him. A girl like her had standards, and he met some of them at least.

"Well, someone like you shouldn't be cooped up indoors for long. I'm really, truly flattered that you decided to go out with me tonight. I'd wear a How's My Dating sticker on my butt, but I'm not sure that'd be kosher."

He laughed at her teasing, mostly because she was spot on. He was crooked, in ways she couldn't even begin to imagine. "Only when it involves pretty girls, my dear. You're the best, so I had to get you the best."

He considered the question for a moment. And then, he smiled. "I think the better question is when isn't there something special happening at the precinct. Let's see. One of the guys got engaged, one almost shot a kid, and, just last week, we raided what we thought was a cocaine dealer and found an apartment with a stolen Merry-Go-Round horse." He shook his head. "Cop business. We keep the citizens safe at the cost of our own sanity."
 

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To the indoors comment Lyndis could do nothing but sigh for a moment. "Yeah. I did a lot of travelling before hand, hunting someone down. Trying to pick up pieces of a few things, but that's all confidential." Her tone lowered. As if it was close to her heart. She then perked up a little bit with a giggle at the sticker comment. "Well, that would be funny to wear around. Just the idea is-" She then broke out into laughter. With the back of her left hand towards her face to hide it. Almost laughing a bit too hard and manically for her own good.

"Oh? So are you saying you would murder anyone for lil' me?" She said. Innocently putting a finger on her own lips to add to it. Almost showing off a little more of cleavage than her dress could handle as a small portion of her black lace bra showed. before taking her arms away. She was well unaware of this.

"OH? Congratulations to him, are you going to the wedding? Mmm.. Pass my expectations. And I may just go~" She said with a smile. "A.. Marry go round!? That BASTARD! HOW DARE THEY!" Her out burst turned some heads. Standing up right. It was obvious she was sort of in work mode. "I swear to The Magistar that if it's part of the park I OWN. THAT PERSON WILL PAY THROUGH THE TEETH!" She spoke loudly. Eventually looking around and seeing some people looking at her as she sat down and coughed a bit. Pretending it didn't happen. "Well... Regardless. Seems like it's never a dull day in your work. Maybe I should by out the precinct and occasionally ride with people." She said jokingly.

Buuut if Felix was good at reading people. The idea was in her head.


She was debating it.
 

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Felix nodded thoughtfully. Confidential, and it sounded personal. He wasn't going to pry. Luckily, it didn't seem like he had to defuse the situation, because Lyndis seemed quite entertained at his joke. He scrubbed his face and shared in the laughter, blushing. Lyndis was very charming, and her laugh was almost infectious. "Hey! If people can do that with "Juicy", I should be able to do that too, right?"

Asking that question? And having a cleavage like that? What man in his right mind would be able to say no to that. He chuckled. "Lyn, I'm not saying I'd murder someone for you, but in the instance that I ever do... Well, it wouldn't be difficult to sweep it under the rug." He winked.

A waiter stopped by their table and handed them menus, and then proceeded to talk about the special for tonight. Felix wasn't all that hungry, so he decided he was just going to order the special, since it was a full meal platter and all.

Felix gasped. "Go to a wedding? With me? I'll have to put that in my goals, then! Waiter, bring us the finest wine in the house!" He laughed. He knew a girl like Lyndis can afford such a thing on the regular, but he hoped she'd be charmed by the gesture. When Lyndis stood up, Felix chuckled nervously, calmly gesturing for her to sit back down. "Ah... Lyn, honey, don't worry. It's the public park. If that happened, we'd be sure the department would've contacted you already!"

He grabbed for her hand almost on instinct. And then, he remembered he shouldn't pull her back down, and felt his insides panic. Instead, he met her eyes. "You are the most stunning woman in the world."
 
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