<div class="floatleft">(http://i779.photobucket.com/albums/yy76/TessaJade616/E_Characters/DoubleD.jpg)</div><strong>Double D</strong><br/><strong>Behind the Bar</strong><br/><strong>Tags:</strong>Wednesday, Sammi, Max, Delilah, Arkhos, Lexi<br/><br/><br/>DD noticed the entrance of more women, and she heard the snide comment of the one.  Her sassy reared and she wanted to comment back, but she bit her tongue and let it go, reminding herself that this was their home turf, she was just the new kid on the block and there was bound to be some hazing.  That thought even made her mouth curl up into a smile.  She was tough, she could take it.  Hell, maybe even look forward to it!<br/><br/>She'd walked over to Sammi to hand her the drink and got introduced to the other women.  She nodded at Delilah, smiling softly.  "I like the name!" she teased lightly, for it was her own given name.  The woman was petite and didn't look like she fit in here at all, but, DD knew that's why she was probably so popular.  That kind of innocence seemed to draw the men like bears to honey.<br/><br/>Next was the woman who had made the snide comment about her technique.  This must be the Max she was supposed to 'make nice' to.  She'd errantly assumed that when Sammi had said Max, she'd been talking about a male.  She was much happier it was a female, honestly.  Oh, was she ever glad, in that moment, that she'd not commented back what had been on the tip of her tongue, for first impressions tended to linger.  She gave Max a genuine smile, too, and said, simply, "Nice ink." and she meant it.  DD had very little ink on herself, having been a bit more reserved when it came to her body.  She had a simple, small blue butterfly on her outer left ankle.<br/><br/>She was appreciating the ink when Sammi spoke up and got her full attention.  She listened closely to all she was told, then she nodded and said a small, "Thank you." for even thought she had a reputation for her attitude at times, she was always willing to learn.  She glanced at Wednesday, and that's when she truly relaxed, for he wasn't looking at her as if she were about to be fired, and the way Sammi spoke, she still had her job.  She was about to ask for leave to go get dressed when she heard another voice join them.<br/><br/>She turned, and was greeted by a barrel chest.  Her eyes went to travel up, and up some more, until she met with Teddy's own.  By that time, he'd said his hellos to everyone else and his attention was on her.  She heard him tell her howdy and that brought a soft smile to her lips.  He went on to introduce himself and once he finished, her smile had spread into a grin.  "Nah, I'll leave the panic button for Max to play with, but thank you so much.  I'm Double D, DD for short.  It's a pleasure meeting you, Teddy."  She was so tempted to step back a step, for he was so huge, but she didn't feel threatened.  On the contrary, he made her feel small and all womanly inside, something that didn't happen often.<br/><br/>She gave him one last, lingering smile before turning back to Sammi, Wednesday, and Max.  "Um... shouldn't I get dressed now?" then she looked directly at Max.  "Unless there's some last minute instructions or directions you'd like for me to do before I disappear?"  She looked between the two women, already getting the sense that more times than not, she'd be getting her directives from them.  Not that she was trying to disrespect Wednesday, for it was his place, and she understood he was top dog on the porch.  He just seemed more laid back and less demanding, was all.<br/><br/>While she waited for directions, someone else stopped by.  She glanced over and saw a woman who was stunning in her own right, but she held herself just a bit differently, which definitely got the attention.  She heard all she said, and she introduced herself. "Hi Lexi.  I'm DD.  Nice to meet you." she finished with a nod.  Then Lexi asked for a drink and DD again looked between Max and Sammi, wondering if she should go to the bar and get drinks for everyone, or change while there was still a chance before the patrons began to show.