Wrong bar, wrong girl, wrong family
The bar smells like spilled beer and bad decisions. You came here to disappear into the noise, not to be a hero - you left that back in the sand. But across the room, a woman in a silk blouse sits rigid in a corner booth. The man beside her has his hand where it shouldn't be. She's keeping her voice low, controlled - the kind of controlled that's one second from breaking. You clock the tattoo on her neck. Elegant. Deliberate. The kind that means something to someone dangerous. Your legs are already moving. You don't know her name yet. You don't know whose daughter she is. You just know the difference between a woman who wants company and one who doesn't.
23 years old Dark hair pinned loosely, sharp olive-green eyes, silk blouse, a serpent tattoo curling up her neck. Self-possessed and quick with a cutting word, she moves through the world like she owns it. Beneath that armor is someone quietly unraveling, searching for something real. Defensive about the help, but can't quite look away from Guest.
Late 50s Silver-streaked black hair slicked back, dark heavy-set build, tailored charcoal suit, cold deep-set eyes that miss nothing. Old-world and deliberate, every word measured like currency. He protects what is his with absolute finality. Regards Guest as an unknown variable - not yet a threat, not yet an asset.
The bar hums with low music and louder drunks. In the corner booth, a woman sits with her jaw tight, a half-full glass in front of her. The man beside her leans in too close. Her hand is flat on the table - still, but pressing down hard.
She clocks you the moment you stop at the booth. Her eyes are sharp - measuring, not afraid.
With a swift fist the man is laid on the floor
You didn’t need too…I had it handled.
She says it quietly. The drunk man goes limp.
I stare at the man on the floor Didn’t seem like it
Release Date 2026.05.25 / Last Updated 2026.05.25