[A music theme because why not]It had been harder and harder to be Darwi until the day before, when an unexpected meeting had provided both closure and much to think about. Moyr did what she had not been expecting herself to do ever again - she bought herself an evening dress. Perhaps to break the memory of what she had done with the last one. Despite her best effort not to follow a pattern, it was again black backless of chiffon and lace, just with flared bottom rather than marmaid-like one. Just in case dancing would actually occur.
She didn't have his comm contact, and it was quite likely that he wouldn't come, out of reluctance of other circumstances. Still an information for her evening whereabouts had been left at the Corner where they had played together, and the owner was amenable to passing it along.
She was now sitting by the bar at the Ritt's, playing with the ice cubes in her whiskey. She had already sent a few guys eager to buy her a drink away, and was deep in her thoughts. The Moon had burned, but the life continued, and the direction of her ever shifting path was as blurry as before. The weight of subjects she contemplated were unenviable for anyone who was not into harsh, painful choices. And still, she was here, without the mask, without her Fett armour, just as she had been in her previous life.
Darwi was a name some people recognised because she had adopted it before when doing business on the Moon, to avoid the attention of the Hutts, who were rarely forgetful. Now, she was not afraid of the Hutts any more, she had assisted in bringing the terrors of her youth to their figurative knees, their domain was in ruin, and they were no longer as scary. But was there anything to replace the sense of semi-sated vengeance? She thought she had the answers. But the ironic itch someone deep in her heart remained, and she was now poking at it.