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"Name of Prisoner?" the guard had asked. A half smile, exactly like her father's, crossed her face.
"Alex DeLarge," she replied, making eye contact.
"Purpose of Visit?"
"Visiting and offering moral support to my father," She stated, smoothing down her school uniform in almost a carressing manner, "Can I go back now?" She bit her lip, silently daring him to deny her request. The guard nodded, a bit awestruck, and led her back to the visiting room. Lacey blew a kiss to a random inmate waiting for his visiter. Two guards escorted him in. His hands and feet were shackled. They shoved him in the seat across from her.
"Hello, Darling," he said, taking her hand in his.
"Hi, daddy," she replied, grasping his hand tightly,"They decided to keep me at St. John's." She smiled, the similarities extremely obvious when she sat next to him. She had kept her 'naughtiness' under the radar. She was a "student that other students looked up to" in the headmaster's eyes.
"Well, you should continue showing them what an exemplary student you are," he said, the madness in his eyes evident. A guard chose that moment to take her daddy back into the cell.
"Don't worry, daddy. I'll keep up the good work," she said as she hugged him. He left, the grins on both their faces vanished...
"I'll make you proud, daddy," she muttered, wiping away one solitary tear. She finished off what was her second glass of milk. The psychedelics took a hold of her conscious, a smile back on her face.
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"Where've you been, Brother? Seems like I've been waiting for you all night, I have," she said, pulling away, "Has big, bad daddykins been up your arse all night? That's what it looks like." She smiled, the look in her eyes mischievous. She grabbed his hand delicately in her own.
"Ready for a night of debauchery?"
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"We could always kill your dad tonight," she stated, half-joking, half serious. She lit her smoke and inhaled deeply off of it. She blew a smoke ring in the shape of heart.
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"Ya dad still hate my dad I assume? Still talking trash?" he asked her, "Oh and no killing my dad yet. Still need the money he shells out sometimes. Maybe next time though. Need to buy another pack soon."
"Everyone hates your dad, and let's just say, if my dad weren't incarcerated, your dad would be six feet under," she said with a smirk, "why would you buy another pack when we can nick 'em?" The barkeep came over.
"Excuse me, sir, but I need to see some ID," he stated, not noticing Lacey.
"Actually, he's with me and no ID is necessary," she replied, making direct eye contact. The barkeep looked like he had been slapped. He scurried away like a puppy with its tail in between his legs. Lacey chuckled.
"Every time. He always gets the same response," she said, "I don't know why he still bothers."
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"My dad wouldn't try to kill you if he didn't know who you were," she stated, emotionless.
"Every time I nick 'em they never have the right brand... s'like I am cursed in that area," he remarked, "You'd think he'd remember a six foot skinny ass ginger more often... s'like he has brain damage there."
"Perhaps," she replied and lit another smoke, "maybe that's because he has. I've watched him get beaten over the head a couple of times by crazed milk drinkers."
I'm singin' in the rain. I'm singin' in the rain...
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"Probably right...doubt it'd take him long to figure out who I am though..." Vincent said before dropping the subject.
"He's been hit in the head? Huh did not know that. Well, you learn something new everyday. Ain't that fan-fucking-tastic?" he asked, his tone bored.
"So what's the plan for tonight, oh great leader?" he asked, a rare mischievous smirk on his features. Her eyes narrowed as she studied the room. She was deep in thought.
"I love that smile," she stated, mischief clear in her eyes, "are you sure you don't want to spend the night?" She was left alone in her mind, again.
"Let's go to Huntsfield manor," she said, her signature half smile crossed her face, "see what the old broad is up to. We'll nick you a new pack of smokes while we're at it."
She stood up and slipped her mask on. Time to make Daddy proud.
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"Carlisle?" she asked, feigning confusion, "he doesn't make my life miserable." She chuckled.
"Her manor huh? Sure okay...what time and should I bring my knife and costume?" he asked.
"As soon as we can. I'll stop by the school to get some of my things," she replied, "why don'tcha come with me? We can meet my new roommate while we're at it." She stood up and headed towards the door. She grabbed his hand in her's again and gently tugged him.
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"Ol' Carsilie is so slow...thinks he runs the place and everything is pumpkin pie." he remarked as he shook his head, the same grin on his face. She gasped as the cold night's air sent chills down her spine.
"Sure we can meet her. Then I need to grab my things...hopefully dad will be passed out on the couch by then," he said, flicking away his cigarette, "Can't make your roomie see my bad side just yet...she gets me angry though and there is no question it will pop up." He had gotten quieter and was looking up at the sky. She followed his gaze. The sky was peaceful.
"I can always knock him out," she said with a giggle. After a little bit of distance, they were at the school. She looked up at it with disgust. A scoff escaped her lips.
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"It's only for a bit longer then we will be free of this hell hole with them none the wiser of what we do," he said as he opened the door, "Ladies first." He bowed. She chuckled.
"Plus you can scope out the place making sure the dorm mother doesn't see me walk in, hear she has gotten stricter now. And don't want our night of deaubarchy to be ruined by me getting yelled at by her," he said, and pecked her on the cheek. She blushed slightly, before she stepped forward. She looked around, not spotting anyone.
"C'mon," she whispered, waving him forward, before running full fledged to the dorm building.
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"Be cool, bro," she whispered in his ear, her eyes closed. She gently nuzzled the side of his head, before looking back up at the girl.
"Sorry about Vin here," she said in a very convincing apologetic manner,she could've passed a polygraph detector, "I assure you, it will not happen again." She smiled warmly up at the girl. She extended her hand out to the girl.
"I'm Lacey," she said, a smile across her face.
"The key to lying is not giving to many details," daddy had said when she was little, "Don't fuck it up."