Post by CATO JULIUS KAINE on Jan 21, 2013 16:10:06 GMT -5
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A night you won't forget
[/style]A night you won't forget
straightening his bowtie, cato smirked to himself and tugged his tuxedo jacket tighter around his shoulders as he reentered the public area. snatching a glass of champagne from a passing server, he downed an inch from the glass and turned to hand it nonchalantly to the girl who had followed him from the broom closet. she smiled innocently at him, her expression turning to confusion as she took the glass and stared at him.
"well? make yourself useful. i'm done with you," he suggested, shooing her off as he turned to disappear into the crowd to find his father.
kirill was the only reason cato was at this damn party in the first place. although cato loved parties - he was a product of the upper east side of new york after all - he hated doing anything his father asked of him. he was notoriously stubborn and disobedient. his therapists as a child told him this was because he was starved for his father's attention, but cato didn't give a shit. he acted how he wanted to act. if that got kirill's attention, then so be it, if not, then he could sincerely care less.
cato was known for his independence: for his lack of loyalty to his only surviving family member. kirill and cato were without a lineage. being the only child of the widowed diplomat, cato was the only hope at continuing the kaine line, and cato didn't have a care in the world. he was twenty-five, plenty young enough to fuck as many women as he pleased before he grew old and bitter like his father. he'd never seen his father with a woman, and since his own mother had died in childbirth, kirill had been with no one else that cato knew of. if he had, then it was a well-guarded secret. cato would have been willing to swear on his mother's grave that his father was gay, but he'd long ago been reprimanded for making public slander against his father. apparently it looked bad.
the entirety of his life had been spent in the spotlight in one way or another. he was a celebutante and it sickened him. he felt like a male version of paris hilton with the press always wondering how he was going to impress them next. he was tired of trying to impress anyone; he'd been doing that his entire youth with his father, and it had never worked. his father was as cold and distant as always, unless he wanted something of course.
and that's how cato knew he wanted something tonight. before kirill had even grabbed his elbow roughly, drug him in to a side parlor of their expansive fifth avenue home, and hissed his orders to his son, cato had known. kirill only cared about showing his son attention if he required something. unaware was he that his father had bartered him in a trade for their lives. unaware was he of his father's sincere love for him, and his inability to show that love.
when the truth came out, cato had gaped amusedly at his father. the russian bratva? a trade embargo on illegal drugs? the irish mob? what the hell was this shit. things like that didn't happen in real life. they happened in movies and on television, but not in real life. then the clencher hit him, and he'd laughed in his father's face: he was to be engaged to marry some girl he didn't know and had never seen in a trade for his life and his father's.
he'd rather die.
he'd told his father as much, but the older man seemed adamant that this entire thing happen. kirill was a powerful man, but he had little strength against the sweeping power of the bratva. so cato was going to marry charlotte murphy. whoever the hell that was.
slipping his hands into the pockets of his tuxedo pants, cato walked smoothly, gracefully even, across the red casino floor toward his father who was busy chatting it up with the family in question. nonplussed by the arrangement - and honestly a bit high off of the sex he'd just had in direct rebellion against this entire situation - cato waltzed nonchalantly up to the group. his brown eyes, almost black beneath the lighting of the casino, perused the group, taking in his father with a slight sniff of his high class aquiline nose before looking over peter murphy, jameson quinn, and the woman (no, girl) who would be his wife.
no, not wife. a wife was someone you chose to spend the rest of your life with. she was someone a man loved and chose to marry. charlotte would not be his wife. she would be his mate at best. in the sense that they were caged together like two animals in a zoo, a male and a female specimen shoved together to fuck and procreate with no love involved. she would be his breeding partner, and that would only be when the press started wondering why they hadn't had any children yet. he had to admit, it would be convenient to have a woman he could fuck whenever he wanted without her being able to object to him, but he wouldn't settle only for her. he was only twenty-five after all. he had no intentions to settle down so early in his life. he was only doing this to save his own ass from certain death at the hands of the russian bratva. his motives were purely self-centered, and he made no show to hide it.
"charlotte, peter, jamie," kirill intoned as his son arrived beside him, an unpleasant smirk on his handsome face, "i would like for you to meet my son, cato."
the younger kaine was well-versed in all forms of etiquette. he'd attended every class on manners there was. he was a diplomat's son, and it was required of him. so he knew precisely how to act in a situation like this one, but he chose to disregard all of his formal training. he was feeling rude this evening. blame it on the complete disregard his father had for what he wanted out of life.
"it's a pleasure, i'm sure," he responded coldly, not offering to shake peter's or jamie's hand, and passing a cursory glance over charlotte before focusing on her. she was attractive enough, he could give her that much. it wouldn't kill him to fuck her. he probably would have done it of his own free will, honestly, if the opportunity had arisen. now he would have to, at least once, to create offspring. it wasn't such a bad situation. at least she had two eyes and all of the right equipment: to the best of his knowledge.
"so, you're the girl who's going to be sucking my dick for the rest of forever, or at least until my father deems it an appropriate amount of time that we've been married before i can legally divorce you," he commented perfectly offhandedly.
kirill's face paled obviously, and his dark eyes widened in alarm and rage as he spun to fix his son with a cold glare. "cato, you will apologize for such rude language," he ordered, his eyes flashing with a challenge cato was only too willing to accept.
with a small smile, untouched by his father's wrath, cato turned to glance across charlotte and her male family members, "no, actually i won't."
kirill opened his mouth to argue, but cato moved away from him, shrugging his shoulders as he escaped from the closed personal space bubble between them. "it's all true. she doesn't love me, i don't love her, there's really no reason to beat around the bush here. if we get the promised protection, then it doesn't ultimately matter." his dark brown eyes flitted to peter, cutting into him. something cato had inherited from his father was his ability to make a deal with someone. he was manipulative and demanding, and an expert with words.
"you've already made the necessary arrangements?" he asked, ignoring his father's impotent attempt to recover his grace. "then we'll get this over with soon so i don't have to pretend i enjoy this any more than i already don't."
"well? make yourself useful. i'm done with you," he suggested, shooing her off as he turned to disappear into the crowd to find his father.
kirill was the only reason cato was at this damn party in the first place. although cato loved parties - he was a product of the upper east side of new york after all - he hated doing anything his father asked of him. he was notoriously stubborn and disobedient. his therapists as a child told him this was because he was starved for his father's attention, but cato didn't give a shit. he acted how he wanted to act. if that got kirill's attention, then so be it, if not, then he could sincerely care less.
cato was known for his independence: for his lack of loyalty to his only surviving family member. kirill and cato were without a lineage. being the only child of the widowed diplomat, cato was the only hope at continuing the kaine line, and cato didn't have a care in the world. he was twenty-five, plenty young enough to fuck as many women as he pleased before he grew old and bitter like his father. he'd never seen his father with a woman, and since his own mother had died in childbirth, kirill had been with no one else that cato knew of. if he had, then it was a well-guarded secret. cato would have been willing to swear on his mother's grave that his father was gay, but he'd long ago been reprimanded for making public slander against his father. apparently it looked bad.
the entirety of his life had been spent in the spotlight in one way or another. he was a celebutante and it sickened him. he felt like a male version of paris hilton with the press always wondering how he was going to impress them next. he was tired of trying to impress anyone; he'd been doing that his entire youth with his father, and it had never worked. his father was as cold and distant as always, unless he wanted something of course.
and that's how cato knew he wanted something tonight. before kirill had even grabbed his elbow roughly, drug him in to a side parlor of their expansive fifth avenue home, and hissed his orders to his son, cato had known. kirill only cared about showing his son attention if he required something. unaware was he that his father had bartered him in a trade for their lives. unaware was he of his father's sincere love for him, and his inability to show that love.
when the truth came out, cato had gaped amusedly at his father. the russian bratva? a trade embargo on illegal drugs? the irish mob? what the hell was this shit. things like that didn't happen in real life. they happened in movies and on television, but not in real life. then the clencher hit him, and he'd laughed in his father's face: he was to be engaged to marry some girl he didn't know and had never seen in a trade for his life and his father's.
he'd rather die.
he'd told his father as much, but the older man seemed adamant that this entire thing happen. kirill was a powerful man, but he had little strength against the sweeping power of the bratva. so cato was going to marry charlotte murphy. whoever the hell that was.
slipping his hands into the pockets of his tuxedo pants, cato walked smoothly, gracefully even, across the red casino floor toward his father who was busy chatting it up with the family in question. nonplussed by the arrangement - and honestly a bit high off of the sex he'd just had in direct rebellion against this entire situation - cato waltzed nonchalantly up to the group. his brown eyes, almost black beneath the lighting of the casino, perused the group, taking in his father with a slight sniff of his high class aquiline nose before looking over peter murphy, jameson quinn, and the woman (no, girl) who would be his wife.
no, not wife. a wife was someone you chose to spend the rest of your life with. she was someone a man loved and chose to marry. charlotte would not be his wife. she would be his mate at best. in the sense that they were caged together like two animals in a zoo, a male and a female specimen shoved together to fuck and procreate with no love involved. she would be his breeding partner, and that would only be when the press started wondering why they hadn't had any children yet. he had to admit, it would be convenient to have a woman he could fuck whenever he wanted without her being able to object to him, but he wouldn't settle only for her. he was only twenty-five after all. he had no intentions to settle down so early in his life. he was only doing this to save his own ass from certain death at the hands of the russian bratva. his motives were purely self-centered, and he made no show to hide it.
"charlotte, peter, jamie," kirill intoned as his son arrived beside him, an unpleasant smirk on his handsome face, "i would like for you to meet my son, cato."
the younger kaine was well-versed in all forms of etiquette. he'd attended every class on manners there was. he was a diplomat's son, and it was required of him. so he knew precisely how to act in a situation like this one, but he chose to disregard all of his formal training. he was feeling rude this evening. blame it on the complete disregard his father had for what he wanted out of life.
"it's a pleasure, i'm sure," he responded coldly, not offering to shake peter's or jamie's hand, and passing a cursory glance over charlotte before focusing on her. she was attractive enough, he could give her that much. it wouldn't kill him to fuck her. he probably would have done it of his own free will, honestly, if the opportunity had arisen. now he would have to, at least once, to create offspring. it wasn't such a bad situation. at least she had two eyes and all of the right equipment: to the best of his knowledge.
"so, you're the girl who's going to be sucking my dick for the rest of forever, or at least until my father deems it an appropriate amount of time that we've been married before i can legally divorce you," he commented perfectly offhandedly.
kirill's face paled obviously, and his dark eyes widened in alarm and rage as he spun to fix his son with a cold glare. "cato, you will apologize for such rude language," he ordered, his eyes flashing with a challenge cato was only too willing to accept.
with a small smile, untouched by his father's wrath, cato turned to glance across charlotte and her male family members, "no, actually i won't."
kirill opened his mouth to argue, but cato moved away from him, shrugging his shoulders as he escaped from the closed personal space bubble between them. "it's all true. she doesn't love me, i don't love her, there's really no reason to beat around the bush here. if we get the promised protection, then it doesn't ultimately matter." his dark brown eyes flitted to peter, cutting into him. something cato had inherited from his father was his ability to make a deal with someone. he was manipulative and demanding, and an expert with words.
"you've already made the necessary arrangements?" he asked, ignoring his father's impotent attempt to recover his grace. "then we'll get this over with soon so i don't have to pretend i enjoy this any more than i already don't."
tag charlotte words *lazy* wearing in the pic at the top
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