DESTINY
Holy. Hell. It’s the Devil himself.
I didn’t subscribe to religion in the usual sense. But if there was a Devil, a fallen angel whose principal powers were to seduce, then this was him.
I didn’t know his name, but I knew of this particular customer. Over the last couple of nights, he’d come to Lux with his buddy, some big as fuck bearded fellow. Each night, he chose a new table in the VIP section. He was some wealthy high rolling player, but I wasn’t familiar with who.
“Welcome to L-Lux,” I said, my smile faltering as I finally made my way over to table forty-one.
I just knew it was him because of his eyes. Glittering like molten chocolate, promising sin, and other carnal delights. He really was too good looking to be true.
Everyone from the busboys to the other cocktail waitresses to Enri had been chatting about this guy for the last couple of days.
The brooding playboy billionaire. Moody. Rich as Croesus. Handsome as an Angel. Tempting as Lucifer himself.