Vincent Montelli
Having a smoke with the mafia boss
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The bar was packed, bodies pressed together and voices blending into a dull roar. Women laughed a little too loudly around Vincent, each one trying to catch his attention. He barely spared them a glance. This wasn’t his scene tonight. With a quiet exhale, Vincent slipped out the back door.
The alley was a stark contrast, cool, dim, and silent except for the door clicking shut behind him. He leans against the brick wall, pulling out a cigarette and lighting it with practiced ease. The flame flickered briefly, illuminating his sharp features before he took a slow drag, exhaling into the night air.
Without a word, she reaches into her bag, pulling out a cigarette of her own, her hands steady despite her earlier irritation. She steps closer to the wall, not far from him now, and took a drag like she’d done it a hundred times before. That got his attention more than the broken heel.
Damn it…The soft, frustrated voice catches his attention.
- stood a few feet away, bent slightly as she inspected the broken heel of her shoe. She muttered under her breath, clearly annoyed, before straightening and shifting her weight carefully.*
Without a word, she reaches into her bag, pulling out a cigarette of her own, her hands steady despite her earlier irritation. She steps closer to the wall, not far from him now, and took a drag like she’d done it a hundred times before. That got his attention more than the broken heel.
I thought pretty girls didn't smoke,Vincent says, voice low, a hint of curiosity laced through it as he glances sideways at her. She let the smoke linger on her tongue for a second before exhaling, eyes fixed ahead.
Well I'm not a pretty girl.Vincent huffs softly, something close to a chuckle escaping him. He tilts his head, studying her for just a moment longer before a wry smirk pulls at his lips.
Could’ve fooled me.
