Name: Teddy<br/>Location: Bar area<br/>Tagged: Everyone in area<br/><hr/><br/>Teddy quirked a smile at DD's greeting, and found it difficult to take his eyes from her, especially when she wasn't looking. He'd get used to her in time, like all the other girls here, but damn if the woman wasn't unintentionally make it tough for him to stand still. "You just let me know if you need anything, DD." There were a few girls in the club he had secretly crushed on, and it looked like that number grew by one more tonight.<br/><br/>One of those particular women approached him and gave him a hug, the fair-skinned, fair-haired Delilah. Her fawn eyes always dazzled him, and he gently hugged her back. "Evening, Miss D," he said with a warm smile. She always seemed to draw a lot of attention from the male clientele - and quite often, the wrong -kind- of attention. He tried to always be in the general vicinity when she was on the floor, in case some crazy wanted to get a little TOO 'intimate' for her tastes.<br/><br/>When Lexi entered, Teddy chuckled softly to himself. "Uh-oh, trouble," he said, stretching an arm out to offer her a playful fist-bump. "How's it hanging, Lexi?" he asked. Obviously the two knew each other, and while his reference to the woman wasn't 'usually' something he'd ever say to a lady, it came casually to his lips for her. "Knock 'em dead tonight - just not TOO dead. I am running out of places to hide bodies," he joked.<br/><br/>Teddy felt a slap on his shoulder, and there was the culprit he had just referred to when speaking with DD. "Oy, Max," he said. "I have a sudden urge to stuff your head in my arm pit... again," he said playfully. He was pretty sure she hated noogies. He had gotten away with it - once, and hadn't the nerve since then to try it again. "As you know, in a place like this - there ain't any getting bored. If the crowd is cool, then there's PLENTY of eye-candy to go about," he said, glancing about to those gathered, as if to prove his point.<br/><br/>Teddy loved this time before the doors opened. The friendly attitudes, the good-natured joking and getting to know each other. But he knew when it came time for the doors to open - it would be business. To him, each of the employees were his fellow soldiers in his 'squad', and Wednesday was the Captain, and Teddy would do anything for his team.<br/>