Quite honestly, Avery was finding the scene at Club Tropicana to be rather dull and boring. It wasn’t just tonight that she got dressed up only to find that no one had the nerve to approach her. Then again, because she frequented this particular club rather often, seeing as it was her muggle get away go-to, perhaps she had simply gotten too familiar with the crowd. She supposed that meant it was time to find a new place to turn to when she wished to escape the stresses of the wizarding world. But, that would be another problem for another day.<br/><br/>Moments after scanning the crowd, she realized that the collection of non-magical club goers were either paired off already, or they were frequenters that she was all too familiar with. Just as her gaze started to stray away, she noticed someone approaching her, someone she was unfamiliar with. Avery tilted her head to watch him as he set an empty drink down at the bar, before sliding a little closer. She could smell his last drink on him faintly, but he was cute so she offered her ear to hear him a little better.<br/><br/>He said his greeting and then offered to buy her a drink. Specifically, the one she had already ordered. Avery raised her drink to her lips and turned to observe him a little more carefully as she sipped. Her eyes were purposeful as they strolled up and down his lean frame. He wasn’t incredibly tall, but he made up for it with a charming smile and his adorably nervous behavior. She wondered if he had downed his latest drink in an effort to grant himself a bit of liquid courage. Avery’s arched brows perked when her dark gaze found his face once again.<br/><br/>“You can, but I’d need to know your name if you did that.” She spoke over the music, after stepping a little closer. “I’m Avery Reese.” She offered, before gesturing to her drink. “Thank you for the drink.” She flashed him an absolutely banging smile, looking over his shoulder to notice a group of guys - who she suspected to be his mates - all cheering and biting their knuckles from a short distance away.