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"That decision remains entirely yours," Arien remarked plainly, seeming to be completely fine with the prospect of Malcolm leaving. There was someone else who'd rapidly found their way onto his shitlist, however, and who required dealing with before they caused any more trouble.
Jimmy had gone from belligerent to exploding in the space of five minutes, after a conversation with Pierette. And Arien already knew that she was in the business of drugging people tonight.
He turned with a scowl towards where she'd been seated, only to find both her and Celeste gone. He very nearly snarled.
Unfortunately for Pierette, it only took him a few moments of focus to pinpoint her and Celeste's location, even though they'd already gained some ground. Without another word, he turned and strode from the VIP area in their direction, his face like a thundercloud.
In his wake, Élisabeth sighed. "It's hardly your fault that you've had tantrums thrown at you," she noted with a shrug, "This is what happens when you bring a bunch of first-time drinkers to a rave of all places." She gave Rei a sidelong glance, "No offense to present company. Some handle it better than others, but there's a general ... theme. Disaster."
Really, Arien should have known better. Even with all four of them - Arien, her and the twins - tasked with babysitting them, it was inevitable that things had spiralled out of control. Perhaps Malcolm had been a catalyst, if only for being a wild-card.
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Finding the twins amidst the press of the crowd ought to have been all-but impossible, but as Aurelie forged towards where they'd been dancing before, she'd find that once more a clear space had been cleared in the mass of bodies. The twins danced there, Valère with his back pressed up against Alveré, each moving in time with the music. Stray buttons hanging loose and the almost glazed look in their eyes betrayed the sensuality of their dancing even without having been there to observe it.
Upon approaching them, it would quickly become apparent why the crowd had granted them space. As Aurelie entered the clear area, she would immediately feel ... uncomfortable. A chill that cut to the bone, unnerving and unnatural. It wasn't painful, nor even extremely potent, but it was enough that your average dancer would almost subconsciously avoid it, moving away every time they brushed too close.
It was Valère that spotted Aurelie first, due in part to Alveré having his face buried in his twin's neck. Val murmured something to him, and he reluctantly looked up at her. As he did, the uncomfortable feeling faded almost instantly.
"Where did you go?" Valère called over the music as Aurelie approached.
"You missed the show," Alveré winked.
Valère tilted his head curiously. "Where's Inarin?"