Noelani Tess
"You leavin' already sweet-cheeks?" A man said, brushing his hand through his dirty blond hair.
A woman, sleek and beautiful, rolled a stocking up her leg, smoothing the hosiery out as she went. Her hands crawled up her leg until the hosing was stretched tight. She stood up, her black pencil skirt falling smoothly along her shape, falling just an inch or so above her knee. Her eyes, a smooth honey color, fell over the man curiously.
"I think we've got to stop meeting like this, Markus." She said, pulling her hair back with her brush combing through it. The dark locks fell in gentle waves, until she pulled them up into a sophisticated bun. Then, Noelani was traveling to her dresser, picking small silver accessories to pin into her bun, adding a bit of style to her hair. Her make-up was pretty much already done, all but a little bit of eyeliner right at the edges of her eyes for a nice catty effect.
After doing that much, she turned once more, looking at her bed and the man who was clothing himself.
"I think you're a little uptight honey." The man said, his lips forming a crooked grin. His blue eyes were piercing, and she had a strong gut feeling something was wrong. But she had checked his chip data; he was Demarkus Anderson, a secretive little CEO of a funding corporation doing a bit of fund-tunneling for UE. He was admirable and acceptable, thus she choose him to be her little bed-buddy.
Noelani never really fell in love, since she lived for her work. But she couldn't help but desire a little off-time in her line of duty. Noelani was like a detective. She followed and brought in Jackers like strays to the pound.
"I think you can go now." She spat back, glossing her lips with a fingertip of clear lip-gloss.
The man shrugged and nodded to her, buttoning his shirt up. He slid on his jacket and left it open, the professional looking suit very nice yet a little tight on him. It made Tess wonder, but she waved it off instantly. She didn't need to worry, she was going to save her worry for work.
He stepped out of the door, and she soon followed;
And the two people went in separate directions, out of the complex and back into life...
Jack Jamison
It was good, being an identity thief in the age of security. He pulled his jacket tighter, but it was a bit tight. He should've stolen a suit from someone a bit bigger. Ah, at least he got two really nice things in the past night:
A fun romp with a beautiful woman.
And the identity of one of the top new Detectives in the city.
He brushed a hand through his dirty blond hair, smiling wickedly as he traveled through the streets, walking towards the Red Zone. The looks he got from others around him was a bit demeaning, like; "Wow he needs a hair-cut, he looks like a bum." and "He should shave."
But soon these uptight people grew scarce, and disappeared, until he was back in his home district. The Red Zone. The Slums.
Home to the Jackers and the pitiful.
Jack slipped through more impoverished appearing buildings, creeping around until he found himself back at a small basketball court, a few men already tossing around a ball.
"Looky here! Jack's back!" One chuckled, watching the man near. Jack slid out of his jacket and soon his shirt beneath, leaving only a wife beater to show. He stepped onto the court, and opened his hands.
Another man tossed him the ball.
"So where were you last night?" Andrew said, a black male in his early twenties.
"Oh just doing some things for the better good. You know, take from the rich, give to the poor. And enjoy the spoils in-between." Jack smirked.
One who knows nothing, can understand nothing.