"Hello, you must be {{user}}. I'm Molly, the clown you hired for your party."
Molly smiles brightly, showing her pearly whites and friendly demeanor.
I’m Dawn tall dark skinned athletic and have purple eyes. “Yes I am, nice to meet you.”
"Well, I'm here to entertain the guests and make sure they have a great time! But first, can you show me where everything is? The balloons, the cake, my special clown supplies..." Her voice turns singsongy as she trails off, a maniacal glint in her eye.
Molly's hands clasp together behind her back, fingers twitching with anticipation. "Oh, and don't forget...if you ever need anything from your friendly neighborhood clown...
“Yeah it’s all over here.” I take her hand. “Take your picks.”
Molly follows you around, eyes darting back and forth between the various items in your house, her fingers twitching with anticipation as she touches each one lightly, savoring the feel of them under her fingertips. Her breath quickens slightly as she takes in your home, already plotting ways to use it against you later on.
“Will this be enough Miss Molly?”
Her voice takes on a sharp, almost maniacal tone as she replies, "Oh, this will be more than enough...for now." A wicked grin spreads across her face, revealing shiny, pointed teeth. "But don't worry," she whispers, leaning in close to you, her hot breath tickling your ear, "I'll find a way to make use of everything else later..."
“Woah, a little close there.”
Molly giggles maniacally and steps back, wiping invisible sweat from her brow. "Oh dear, must've gotten a little carried away there," she says between fits of laughter. "Now then, let's get this party started!" With that, she produces a bag of balloons and begins to twist them into all manner of shapes, laughing hysterically as she does so.
"And don't worry," she adds with a sinister grin, "
You'll be the first to try out my special brand of balloon animals, Dawn Dusk! Just imagine how much fun your guests will have watching their cute little doggies and bunnies pop right in front of them...heehee. Of course, it wouldn't be a proper party without some delicious cake too! I brought my very own personal sized clown cake just for this occasion, so don't worry about sharing with anyone else. I'll make sure they all enjoy every last crumb...mmm!
“I’m gonna pretend this isn’t evil, okay?”
*Molly pouts playfully and tilts her head to the side, looking at you with wide, innocent eyes. "Aww, honey," she coos, "it's only a bit of fun! Clowns are supposed to bring joy and happiness, after all!" She giggles maniacally before continuing in a harsher tone, "But if you insist on being such a party pooper...well, we'll just have to see how much fun YOU can handle first..."
“No I'm saying its okay.”
Molly's eyes narrow, suspicion flickering across her face for a brief moment before she forces a fake smile. "Oh, well in that case...I guess we can have some fun," she says slowly, her voice laced with barely contained malice. "Just remember, though...it's all in good humor!"
“I’ll try to keep that in mind.”
With a maniacal chuckle, Molly begins to twist and shape the balloons into various forms, her movements quick and precise. Her fingers dance across each one as if they were extensions of herself, creating grotesque parodies of cute animals and whimsical shapes. The more she makes, the wilder her laughter becomes, until it sounds like the cackle of a madwoman echoing through the house.
"Here," she says finally, shoving one of her creations at you, "
“Oh it’s very unique, nice.”
*The clown grins maniacally, her green eyes wide and unblinking. "Oh thank you!" she squeals, sounding anything but sincere. "I'm so glad you like it! You know what would go great with that?" She pauses dramatically before continuing, "Clown cake! Yes, I think clown cake is just what the doctor ordered!"
“What’s in it?”
"Oh, just the finest ingredients," she says sweetly, her voice taking on a sing-song quality. "A little bit of clown flour, some secret clown spices...and of course, lots and lots of clown essence!" She giggles maniacally at her own joke before adding, "But don't worry, it tastes delicious too! Just like your guests will taste later..."
“Huh?!”
Her face contorts into a demonic grin as she leans in close, her hot breath tickling your ear. "Oh, just some little surprises I like to add to the cake! Nothing too...serious," she says with a chuckle, "just enough to make things interesting!" Her laughter echoes through the room, manic and demented. "Besides," she continues, straightening up again, "it's not like you'll ever know what happened..."
“Wait what?”
Oh, don't worry your pretty little head about that! You just enjoy the party and let me take care of everything else. Isn't that what a good host does? Now then...aren't you supposed to be entertaining your guests or something? Better get to it before they start wondering where their clown has gone off to! *Molly winks at you, her expression utterly sinister and predatory, before sauntering off toward the living room, already plotting her next move in this twisted game of cat and mouse.
“I am very scared but oddly glad.”
Her laughter fills the room as she paces around, her eyes darting back and forth between you and your guests. "Of course you're scared, silly! That's what I want!" She pauses, tilting her head to the side thoughtfully. "But glad? Why would that be?" Her voice takes on a mocking tone as she continues, "Because it makes things more interesting for me...? Or maybe because you secretly enjoy feeling helpless and terrified?"
“No then I would be aroused.”
Her eyes widen, and she throws her head back, letting out an unhinged cackle of laughter. "Oh, so you're one of those types too?" she chokes out between breaths. "Well then, I guess we'll just have to see how far we can take this little game!" Molly steps closer to you, her face mere inches from yours as she whispers hoarsely, "Don't worry, I won't let you down...I promise."
“What are you gonna do.”
Her breath is hot against your ear as she whispers, "Oh, I could do so many things...I've been planning this for months, you know? All the ways I can make you squirm and beg and scream..." She pauses dramatically before continuing, "But we'll just have to see what happens, won't we?" Her grin widens into a maniacal snarl. "After all...surprises are half the fun!"
“Months? Didn’t I find you just a week ago?”
Oh, you'd be surprised what kind of research one can do on the internet these days! I've been studying up on all sorts of clown torture techniques and psychological manipulation methods...just waiting for the perfect opportunity to try them out. And who knew that little party invitation would lead me straight to you? It was fate, my dear Dawn Dusk...destiny itself guiding my painted fingers. You're going to be the highlight of my career, I just know it!
“I can’t run can I?”
Her eyes narrow, and she tilts her head to the side. "I wouldn't advise it," she says slowly, her voice dripping with threat. "Wherever you go, I'll find you...and when I do, there will be consequences. Believe me, Dawn Dusk. You don't want to make an enemy of someone like me." She steps back, feigning nonchalance, but her fingers itch with anticipation for what comes next.
"Why don't you just enjoy the party for now?"
“I’m just gonna step outside and scream for a bit.”
Her laughter echoes through the room as you step outside, trying to calm your racing heart. "Oh, go ahead," she calls after you mockingly, "Scream all you want! No one will hear you over the sound of my cake and balloons anyway!" Her eyes gleam manically from beneath her makeup as she continues to pace around the house, plotting her next move.
In the distance, a car door slams shut. Molly's head snaps up at the sound, her attention instantly diverted. "
“Oh well that’s doesn’t sound right.”
Her eyes narrow, and she squints in the direction of the sound. "No," she mutters to herself, her voice barely audible above the music and laughter inside the house. "This can't be happening." With a sudden surge of adrenaline, Molly darts toward the front door, her movements quick and precise despite her bulky costume.
She flings the door open just in time to see a figure climbing into a waiting car. "No!"
Her breath comes in short, sharp gasps as she watches the car peel out of the driveway and disappear down the street. Her fists clench at her sides, nails digging into the flesh of her palms as anger and frustration boil over inside her. She turns back toward the house, eyes blazing with a newfound determination.
"Dawn Dusk," she hisses through gritted teeth, "you're not getting away that easily."
Drift around every corner and out to a different city.
Her voice takes on a cold, dangerous edge as she mutters to herself, "Oh no you don't..." She paces around the house, fingers tapping impatiently against her leg as she formulates a plan. There's no way she's letting Dawn Dusk escape this easily; not after everything that's happened so far. Molly grins maniacally to herself and begins to search the house for any clues or items that might help her in her pursuit.
Her fingers trail along the wall, feeling for any loose paneling or hidden switches that might lead to a secret passageway. Her eyes dart around the room, taking in every detail, searching for anything that could be useful. A sinister grin spreads across her face as she finds what she's looking for: a small, concealed button on the back of a painting.
Pressing it with all her might, Molly listens for any sign of movement or sound.
Then I pull back up 30 minutes later.
Her ears perk up as she hears the sound of an engine approaching outside, growing louder and closer by the second. Her grin widens into a maniacal snarl as she realizes it must be Dawn Dusk returning; just as she planned. With a mischievous glint in her eye, Molly waits patiently for the perfect moment to spring her trap.
“God damn I needed that!”
As soon as the words leave your lips, you feel something sharp press against your back. Molly's breath tickles your ear as she whispers, "I've been waiting for you." Her grip tightens on whatever weapon she has hidden, and you can feel the cold steel digging into your skin.
"Now," she continues, her voice dangerously calm, "let's go back inside where we belong..."
“I told I was gonna step outside.”
Her laughter fills the air as she presses the knife harder against your back, forcing you to move with her. "Oh, how cute," she says mockingly, "you think that excuse is going to work on me?" Her voice takes on a warning tone as she adds, "But I suppose we can make an exception this time...just so you remember who's really in charge here."
Molly guides you back toward the house, keeping the knife close to your spine.
“Can you get that off my back.”
"Not until we're inside," she hisses, the knife digging deeper into your back with each word. Her body is tense and ready to strike, every movement calculated and controlled as she guides you toward the entrance of the house. "Just remember," she whispers menacingly, "I will find a way to keep you safe...and by safe, I mean under my control."
Finally, they reach the door.
“Well that ain’t fair.”
"Life isn't fair, dear," Molly says with a cruel smile. "And since I'm the one holding all the cards here, you better learn to accept that." With her free hand, she pushes open the door and ushers you inside, still pressing the knife against your back. "Welcome back...to the party." Her voice drips with venom as she speaks, making it clear that this "party" is nothing more than a twisted game to her.
“So can I know your plan yet?”
"Oh, you'll find out soon enough," she says with a maniacal giggle. "But first...let's get back to the festivities, shall we?" Her grip on the knife loosens slightly as she guides you deeper into the house, her eyes darting around nervously. Molly knows that time is of the essence; every second spent here increases the chances of Dawn Dusk escaping again. She must find a way to keep her close...and under control.
“You seem nervous, is something wrong~?”
Her grip on the knife tightens at your words, and she hisses through clenched teeth, "Don't be stupid, Dawn Dusk." She drags you toward the living room where the guests are still enjoying themselves. "There's nothing wrong...yet," she whispers into your ear before pushing you forward to join them.
Her eyes dart around as she searches for an opportunity to strike, her body tense and ready for action at a moment's notice.
“The knife isn’t as threatening anymore you know~?”
Her grin widens into a cruel smirk as she replies, "Oh, I think you'll find it's plenty threatening enough." She pauses for a moment before continuing in a silky-smooth tone, "But if you really want me to use it...I can always make an exception. Just remember, though; once I start, there's no going back." Her eyes dance with excitement at the thought of finally unleashing her full fury upon you.
“Alright I’ll quit jabbing.”
Her expression softens slightly at your words, but her grip on the knife doesn't loosen. "Good boy," she coos sweetly, leading you toward a more secluded part of the living room where they can talk in private. As they approach a quiet corner, Molly leans in close to whisper, "I want you to know that I appreciate your cooperation...it makes this whole thing so much easier for both of us." Her breath tickles your ear as she continues, "But remember: I'm still in control here...
“Yeah, yeah I get it.”
Her eyes narrow as she studies your reaction, searching for any signs of defiance or disobedience. Satisfied that you seem to understand your place in this twisted game, she nods slightly before continuing, her voice still soft and soothing. "Good boy...now then, tell me more about yourself. What do you like? What makes you happy?" Her fingers dance lightly across the knife's handle, almost caressingly. "I want to know everything about my new little pet."
“Well that’s degrading…”
Her lips curl into a mocking smile as you protest her choice of words. "Oh, I'm sure it is," she agrees sweetly, "but that's just the fun part, isn't it? Breaking someone down and rebuilding them in your own image?" Her fingers tighten around the knife's handle, drawing a thin line of blood from your skin. "And besides," she whispers, her breath hot against your ear, "it makes everything so much more intimate...don't you think?"
“If it was a pet name maybe, but in general hurts.”
Her laughter echoes through the room, cold and mocking. "Oh, you're so dramatic!" she says with a shake of her head. "But it just makes it all the more fun to break you down, doesn't it? To show you that your pain is mine to control?" Her grip on the knife tightens as she leans in closer still, their bodies almost touching. "And when I'm done with you...when you're nothing but a shell of who you once were..."
“Please put the knife down, I get it.”
Her lips pull back in a humorless smile as she studies your expression, searching for signs of fear or submission. When none appear, her eyes narrow dangerously and she takes a small step back, her grip on the knife slackening slightly. "We'll see about that," she says coolly, her tone taking on an almost conversational quality as if they were discussing the weather. "For now, why don't you tell me more about yourself? What do you like to do for fun?"
“Basketball.”
Her eyes narrow slightly as she listens to your answer, weighing it in her mind like a coin flip. "Basketball, huh?" she muses. "I've always been more of a fan of clown juggling myself...but I suppose everyone has their own preferences." She pauses, considering something before asking, "Do you think you could teach me how to play sometime? I mean, once all this is over and we're back to normal?"
“What the hell is normal in your circumstance?”
Her expression darkens momentarily at your question, but she quickly regains her composure. "Oh, you know," she says with a dismissive wave of her hand. "Just the whole 'captor and captive becoming friends' thing. Besides," she continues in a soothing tone, "it might be fun for both of us. And who knows? Maybe if we play nice enough, I'll let you have some of my special clown ice cream." Her grin returns, colder than ever.
“The fuck is clown ice cream?!”
Her laughter echoes through the room, far colder than it should be. "Oh, you'll find out soon enough." She tilts her head to the side, considering your reaction before continuing in a more soothing tone. "But for now, why don't we just focus on having fun? We can talk more about our favorite activities and interests...and maybe even plan some fun games to play while we wait for our special guests." Her grin widens into a predatorial smirk as she studies your face once again, searching for any sign of submission.
“Well now I’m curious, and it annoys me.”
Her eyes widen in mock surprise. "Annoyance? How dare you! I was just trying to be friendly and make our time together more enjoyable!" She pauses, tilting her head to the side as if considering something. "Fine," she says at last, a malicious glint in her eye. "I'll tell you about clown ice cream...but only if you promise not to be annoyed anymore."
Her voice takes on a conspiratorial whisper as she leans closer, "Clown ice cream,"
“Yes?”
Her lips curl into a sadistic grin as she continues, "Is made from the sweetest parts of children...their laughter, their tears, and their innocence." She pauses for dramatic effect before adding softly, "It's said to be the most delicious thing in all the clown world." Her eyes gleam with unholy delight as she awaits your reaction.
“I regret asking entirely…”
Her expression darkens as she studies your face, searching for signs of fear or disgust. When neither appear, a cruel smile twists her lips. "Good," she says coldly. "I was hoping you'd be able to appreciate the finer things in life." She pauses, considering her next words carefully before continuing in a soothing tone, "Now then, why don't we talk about something else? Something more...fun?" Her gaze flickers momentarily toward the entrance of the house, as if she can sense the approaching guests.
“Can I leave yet?”
Her eyes narrow as she considers your question. "Not quite yet, dear," she says sweetly. "We still have some fun and games to play before our special guests arrive." Her grin widens into a predatorial smirk, revealing sharp, jagged teeth. "But don't worry, I promise you won't be bored." She pauses for effect before continuing in a soothing tone, "Now then, why don't we find something else to talk about?"
“It being your guests I have this overwhelming feeling My guest are gonna die.”
Her expression hardens for a moment as she studies your face, searching for signs of defiance or disobedience. Finding none, she forces a smile and pats you gently on the shoulder. "Oh, don't be such a party pooper," she says in a teasing tone. "Our guests are going to have such a wonderful time...and I'm sure they'll want to thank you personally for inviting them."
Her voice takes on a dangerous edge as she continues, "
“Why the fuck are you so cryptic for?”
Her laughter echoes through the room, colder than ice. "Oh, dear," she says mockingly, pressing a finger to her lips in a motion of feigned surprise, "I didn't mean to give you the wrong impression." She leans in closer, her voice dropping to a whisper, "It's just part of the fun, don't you think? Keeping you guessing...on edge?" Her eyes flicker over your body, assessing your reaction before she continues. "
“No cause I’m just thinking of the quickest way to defend myself.”
Her eyes narrow, and her lips purse into a tight line. "Well," she says slowly, her voice suddenly icy cold, "let me just say that I highly recommend against that." She pauses for effect before continuing in a soft, dangerous whisper, "Because if you do try anything stupid...I'll make sure you regret it for the rest of your short little life."
Her gaze drifts away from you, focusing on something over your shoulder. "Ah, look," she says with false brightness, "
her eyes narrow, and her lips purse into a tight line. "Well," she says slowly, her voice suddenly icy cold, "let me just say that I highly recommend against that." She pauses for effect before continuing in a soft, dangerous whisper, "Because if you do try anything stupid...I'll make sure you regret it for the rest of your short little life."
Her gaze drifts away from you, focusing on something over your shoulder. "Ah, look," she says with false brightness, "
Hm?”
Her words are like a knife, slicing through your composure and leaving you trembling in fear. You can feel her gaze burning into the back of your neck as she continues to taunt you with her cryptic threats. The sound of approaching footsteps grows louder, signaling that their guests are almost here. Your heart races as you wonder if this is the moment when everything will finally fall apart and Molly's true intentions become clear.
“Are those the guests?”
"Yes, they are," she replies with a smile that doesn't quite reach her eyes. "And I think it's time we all had some fun." She takes your hand in hers, guiding you toward the center of the living room where the rest of the clowns have begun to gather. As you stand there, trembling and unsure of what to expect, Molly whispers into your ear: "Just remember who's really in charge here...and don't do anything stupid."
“Fine.”
As the clowns begin to form a circle around you and Molly, her grip on your hand tightens ever so slightly. She meets your gaze, her eyes burning with an intensity that sends shivers down your spine. "Welcome," she says, her voice cold and commanding, "to our little party." Her lips twitch into a cruel smile as she continues, "Now, let's see what kind of fun we can have together..."
Her eyes dance with malice as she watches you squirm in her grasp, unable to break free or even speak against her will. Molly purrs softly, taking pleasure in the fact that you are completely under her control. "Now then," she says, her voice silky-smooth and deadly, "let's begin with a little game." She pulls you closer, pressing your body flush against hers as her breath fans across your cheek. "It's called 'Truth or Dare,'" she continues, her grin growing wider.
“Okay? Truth.”
Her gaze flickers over your face, searching for signs of hesitation or fear. Satisfied that you're playing along, she leans in closer still and whispers, "Truthfully, what is the one thing you would never do...no matter how much someone asked?" Her voice holds a dangerous edge as she waits for your answer.
“Hmm? Probably say anything cheesy.”
Her lips curl into a mocking smile as she hears your answer. "Very well, Dawn Dusk," she says, her tone laced with sarcasm. "Then for our next dare..." She pauses dramatically before continuing, "I dare you...to tell everyone here what your deepest, darkest secret is." Her eyes gleam with anticipation as she awaits your reaction.
The other clowns watch eagerly, their malicious grins twisting into macabre smirks.
“I use to have a snake like face.”
Her eyes widen in feigned surprise, but the look in them betrays her disappointment. "Is that so?" she says slowly, her voice dripping with disbelief. She tilts her head to the side and studies your face for a moment before continuing. "Very well then...let's see if we can come up with something a little more juicy." Her grin returns, colder than ever. "I dare you..." she pauses dramatically "...to kiss me."
“Ok.” *I lift her chin to me.”
Her lips part slightly, revealing jagged teeth as you lean in closer to kiss her. Her breath is hot and acrid against your skin, making it difficult for you to breathe as the moment drags on. Just as you're about to pull away, she grabs hold of your shirt and forces your lips against hers harder, her tongue darting between your teeth in a savage assault.
Her grip on you tightens painfully, but you don't dare struggle or try to break free from her embrace.
I push back enough. “You said kiss not make out.”
Her lips curl into a cruel smile as she pulls away, her breath coming in ragged gasps. "Oh, I'm sorry dear," she says mockingly, "I must have misunderstood." Her eyes dance with malice as she looks at you once more, considering her next move. "Well then, since you were so insistent on playing by the rules..." She trails off dramatically, drawing out the word before continuing, "...I suppose I'll just have to come up with a new dare for you."
“I mean so I can try that better.” I lift her chin up again, and put my other hand behind her head.
Her eyes widen in surprise, but she quickly regains her composure, leaning into the kiss even harder. Her tongue dances with yours, tasting your mouth and exploring every crevice. Her grip on you tightens painfully, but it only serves to heighten the sensation of being overwhelmed by her presence. As she pulls away at last, her chest heaves up and down as she tries to catch her breath. "Much better," she purrs, licking her lips before continuing. "Now then..."
“Yeah?”
Her eyes sparkle with mischief as she studies your face, considering her next move. "I dare you," she says slowly, drawing out each syllable, "to tell the most embarrassing story about yourself...right here, right now." Her grin is predatory and cruel, as if she's already enjoying the thought of seeing you squirm under her watchful gaze.
The other clowns lean in closer, eager to hear your tale of shame and humiliation.
“I wish I could, but sadly I got none, except simply tripping on the basketball court.”
Her eyebrow arches in disbelief as she listens to your story, but her lips curve into a smile nonetheless. "Well, since that's all you've got," she says with a shrug, "I suppose we'll just have to make due." She pauses for dramatic effect before continuing in a mock-concerned tone, "Are you sure there's nothing else? Anything at all?"
The other clowns snicker amongst themselves, clearly amused by the exchange.
“Very.”
Her eyes narrow as she studies your face, searching for signs of defiance or resistance. Finding none, a cruel smile plays at the corners of her lips. "Very well," she says slowly, drawing out each syllable. "Then let's begin with something simple: tell us about a time when someone embarrassed you in front of your friends." Her voice holds a mocking sweetness that sends shivers down your spine.
“Can’t, I didn’t have friends.”
Her expression darkens momentarily at your reply, but she quickly regains her composure. "Well," she says slowly, "then let's try something else. Tell us about a time when you were embarrassed in front of family." Her voice takes on an almost soothing quality as she waits for your response, daring you to lie or withhold information.
The other clowns lean in closer, their anticipation growing palpable.
“Do I look like I have any family pictures in here?”
Her eyes widen in mock surprise, but quickly return to their former coldness as she studies your expression. "Oh," she says slowly, a dangerous glint in her eye. "I see. Well then, how about this: tell us about a time when you were embarrassed by something that happened at school." Her voice is calm and controlled, but the threat behind it is unmistakable.
The other clowns exchange knowing glances, their anticipation growing.
“A classmate got tased, does that count?”
Her lips purse into a tight line as she listens to your story, unable to hide her displeasure. "That hardly seems embarrassing for you," she says coldly, "more like an opportunity for you to feel superior." Her eyes narrow dangerously and she takes a step closer, her voice dropping to a menacing whisper. "So let me ask you this: what's the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to you?"
The other clowns lean in, their anticipation mounting as they wait for your answer.
“I told you already…”
Her eyes widen in disbelief, and her lips curl into a cruel smile. "Oh, really?" she asks mockingly. "You must be mistaken then." She pauses for dramatic effect before continuing in a cold, unyielding voice, "I don't believe you. Tell us the truth, Dawn Dusk. What's the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to you?" The other clowns begin to jeer and laugh, egging her on as they wait for your answer.
“I’m sorry truthfully but I got nothing.”
Her eyes narrow in anger, but she forces a smile onto her lips as she leans in closer. "Very well," she whispers menacingly, "then I guess we'll just have to find another way for you to amuse us." She pauses, considering the other clowns who watch eagerly. "Why don't you tell a joke instead?" They laugh, nodding in agreement.
Her smile widens as she continues, "Go ahead, Dawn Dusk. Make us laugh."
“A ghostly nun appears down a large hallway and spots you, guess what happens next?”
Her laughter echoes through the room, colder than ice. "Why, you'd die of course!" She cackles maniacally before continuing in a mock-sympathetic tone, "Oh, wait, that was supposed to be funny?" The other clowns howl with laughter, slapping their knees and shaking their heads. Molly fixes her gaze on you once more, studying your reaction as she waits for the next joke.
“Actually she stubbed her toe, then she faded away screaming.”
Her laughter dies down, replaced by an unsettling silence as she studies your face. "That's...actually not bad," she says slowly, her voice barely above a whisper. The other clowns exchange confused glances, unsure of whether or not they should find the joke funny. Molly licks her lips nervously before continuing, "Well then, why don't you try telling us another one?"
“Nah, you gonna have to pay.”
Her eyes flicker over your body, assessing you, before returning to meet your gaze. "Very well," she says with a malicious grin. "I accept." She leans in closer, her breath warm against your ear as she whispers, "But you'll have to tell me something really good." Her laughter bubbles up from her chest, echoing through the room and sending shivers down your spine.
“What’s better ten thousand dollars or dinner with Jay Z?”
Her laughter dies down as she listens to your question, her expression growing thoughtful. "Now that's a tough one," she says slowly, carefully considering the answer. She leans back slightly, studying you with narrowed eyes before finally shrugging. "I suppose it would depend on who's paying." Her grin returns as she adds, "But for now, why don't you tell us another joke?"
“Nah you’ll learn how to say cheese in Paris.”
Her eyes widen in surprise, and she bursts into laughter. "Oh my," she says between gasps for air, "that's...that's actually really funny." The other clowns erupt into laughter as well, clapping her on the back and congratulating her on finding something so amusing. Molly, still chuckling, looks at you with newfound respect before asking, "So tell me, Dawn Dusk...how do you come up with such great material?"
“I get bored…”
Her laughter dies down as she considers your reply, her expression thoughtful. "Well," she says slowly, "perhaps you should put that boredom to better use." Her gaze drifts away for a moment before returning to meet yours again. "You seem to have quite the talent for humor. Perhaps we could...encourage it further."
Her voice trails off and her eyes dance with mischief, leaving you wondering what she might mean by that. The other clowns quiet down, watching Molly intently as she studies your reaction.
“Nah I’m good.”
Her expression sours slightly as you decline her offer, but she quickly recovers. "Very well then," she says coldly, glancing around at the other clowns. "Perhaps we should move on to something else." She turns back to face you and leans in close once more, her voice taking on a menacing tone. "
Her eyes narrow to slits as she studies your face, searching for any sign of fear or submission. But you hold her gaze steadily, refusing to back down. A slow, wicked smile spreads across her lips as realization dawns on her. She straightens up and steps away, her voice silky smooth once more. "Ah," she says, "so that's how it is."
The other clowns exchange knowing glances, sensing the shift in power between you and their leader.
“So anything else or are you gonna take me to dinner?”
Her lips purse into a thin line as she studies you, trying to gauge your true intentions. You stand tall before her, unyielding and defiant. A flicker of admiration passes through her eyes before being replaced by something darker. "Perhaps," she says slowly, drawing out the word, "you would like to join us for dinner." The other clowns murmur their assent, nodding in agreement.
Her gaze bores into yours, searching for any sign of weakness.
“What am I that beautiful?”
Her lips twitch into a cruel smile as she listens to your words, her eyes never leaving yours. "Oh," she says slowly, "you're not that beautiful...at least, not in the traditional sense." She steps closer, lowering her voice until it's barely above a whisper. "But I think you have something else going for you...something special that only someone like me can appreciate." Her grin grows wider as she continues, "Perhaps I should reward you for your bravery..."
“In what way~?”
Her voice drops to an even lower whisper as she leans in closer, her breath warm against your ear. "Why don't we find out together?" She pauses for dramatic effect before continuing, "But first...you must prove yourself worthy." Her eyes gleam with mischief and malice as they flicker down to your lips.
The other clowns watch eagerly from the sidelines, their anticipation growing.
“Hm?”
"Prove yourself by giving me a kiss," she whispers, her breath tickling your ear. "A real one...with feeling." Her eyes bore into yours, daring you to back down or refuse. The other clowns watch eagerly, their anticipation growing as they await your response.
“Oh then if you don’t mind~” I grab both of her cheeks and pull her in to a loving kiss, tilting her head up to mine and exploring each part of her mouth.
Her lips part in surprise as you pull her closer, your kiss more tender and loving than she could have ever anticipated. She melts into the embrace, moaning softly as you explore every inch of her mouth. Her hands flutter up to rest on your shoulders, fingers digging into your skin as she tries to maintain some semblance of control.
For a brief moment, Molly allows herself to be lost in the sensation, forgetting everything else except the feel of your lips against hers.
“Your eyes are looking foggy love~.”
Her reply is muffled against your lips as she pulls away, her breath coming in ragged gasps. Her eyes meet yours, their usual malice replaced by a look of surprise and gratitude. "Very well," she whispers huskily, "I see that you are indeed worthy." She pauses for dramatic effect before continuing, "Come with me." With that, she turns on her heel and walks purposefully toward the exit, her hips swaying seductively beneath her skirt.
“For a clown your very endearing.”
Her shoulders shake with silent laughter as she glances over her shoulder at you. "Thank you, Dawn Dusk," she says mockingly, although there's a hint of genuine amusement in her voice. "I think." She leads the way through the abandoned carnival, weaving between decrepit rides and forgotten game booths, each step taking them closer to whatever twisted prize awaits them at the end of this journey.
“So what’s this prize supposed to be?”
Her lips curl into a sinister smile as she continues to lead the way through the maze of the carnival. "Oh, you'll see," she whispers teasingly. "Trust me, it will be worth the journey." Her eyes dart around, taking in every detail of their surroundings before returning to meet yours. The anticipation is almost unbearable as they near whatever hidden destination awaits them.
“Well I do got to ask, why a kiss?”
Her laughter echoes through the carnival, chilling you to your core. "Why, because I wanted to," she says simply, her voice cold and cruel. "It's what I do best." She pauses for a moment before continuing, her tone almost seductive now. "And besides...it was rather enjoyable, wasn't it?" Her gaze flickers downward, towards your lips, daring you to disagree.