11-20-2025, 07:34 PM
Hayden didn't actually wait for permission before he flipped on the hot water. He been having any number of kids in the bar since meeting Nox so he started catering a little to them as they wandered his space. That would have to change once the bar opened, but they seemed to understand the boundaries even with the club. They were never around making things awkward when the paying customers were there. Just off ours.
"That's just his go to song. He does others. But I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to show off his skills with what he's been working lately." Hayden knew Ashton was working with Nox on some choreography and the kids audition for the club. Hayden actually wanted to see it in person, but he wasn't exactly sure how that'd work. He'd have to talk to Nox -- when they were talking again of course.
Hayden prepared three glasses of Hot Chocolate in a mug dropping a shot of Vodak, Baileys and Irish Creme into two of them. And one he just topped off with whipped cream. We didn't want to have a drunk Siren.
Hayden pushed the drink across the bar. "To warm up." He didn't really acknowledge her previous question. He picked up his cup and sipped at the warmth. "Tell me, what brings you out to our little corner of the Red Light District?"
The song Ashton was singing ended and he moved on a more recent song from last year. But the undertone of the Siren's song remained the same. He projected peace and calm and trust. Hayden aught to consider hiring him, not as Karaoke but as just a regular entertainer. Though Nox might have something to say about poaching his prize.
"That's just his go to song. He does others. But I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to show off his skills with what he's been working lately." Hayden knew Ashton was working with Nox on some choreography and the kids audition for the club. Hayden actually wanted to see it in person, but he wasn't exactly sure how that'd work. He'd have to talk to Nox -- when they were talking again of course.
Hayden prepared three glasses of Hot Chocolate in a mug dropping a shot of Vodak, Baileys and Irish Creme into two of them. And one he just topped off with whipped cream. We didn't want to have a drunk Siren.
Hayden pushed the drink across the bar. "To warm up." He didn't really acknowledge her previous question. He picked up his cup and sipped at the warmth. "Tell me, what brings you out to our little corner of the Red Light District?"
The song Ashton was singing ended and he moved on a more recent song from last year. But the undertone of the Siren's song remained the same. He projected peace and calm and trust. Hayden aught to consider hiring him, not as Karaoke but as just a regular entertainer. Though Nox might have something to say about poaching his prize.