The state of the man’s drunkenness didn’t escape her as Cheriss looked him over as he did with her. Alcohol tended to loosen tongues, and that was something she could make use of. That was good— because the sooner she was done with this, the better.
“Thank you for the offer, but I can think of something far more potent than a glass of wine.” She smiled at him, letting his hand trace her arm as he went on to elaborate about how he’d acquired the club. So that’s why the Hutt wants him dead. Not for the same reason she’d been expecting, but an understandable one nonetheless.
“Oh, I promise your secret will be safe with me.” She leaned into his kiss, lips lightly grazing his before she pulled away with a teasing smile.
“I haven’t met many men who could outswindle a Hutt.” She shrugged out of her jacket, placing it far enough away so that it was just out of his reach. She couldn’t have him finding her saber hidden behind it, and she wanted to keep his attention on her instead of what she was asking. So, she would set herself down on his lap and lean in close, slinging her arms gently around his neck as she went on. Knowing most men, especially ones whose minds were clouded by alcohol, his mind was likely all over the place by now.
“How did you manage that?” If she was lucky, maybe he’d even let slip something about the Daggers and that was all the information she’d need.
@Die Shize