A Wild Catfight Story told from the point of view of the 1st person... YOU

6 Chapters total, here are the first two with illustrations.
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NOTE: The completed story will be completed with a voice narrative and more stills and animations. BACK GROUND:
The year is 1992, you are a handsome young Captain in the Canadian Army on leave, visiting Bucharest Romania, rumored to have the best night clubs filled with beautiful Young women. You are not disappointed and extremely entertained and frightened, by a catfight erupting in the deserted Alley of the dance club you are attending.
Johnny West is a handsome young 28 year old, Captain in the Canadian Army, taking a well-deserved leave to visit Bucharest, Romania. He has dark hair, piercing green eyes, and a lean, athletic build. He is confident, charming, and enjoys the nightlife. He also enjoys a good classic girl fight or catfight

But tonight he is going to get way more than he wants.
19 year old, Gabrielle is a beautiful, European mystery woman who catches John's eye at the dance club. She is a petit gymnast 5 feet tall and 110 pounds, carrying most of it in her large bum and breasts. , with dark red hair and blue eyes, a sultry figure. She is intriguing and mysterious, and she holds a secret that is revealed later in the story. She wore Black high heels garters and sheer black nylons with a beautiful blood red sheer breezy party dress just above her knees, with a blood red choker.
The 18 year old Electra is Gabrielle 's jealous nemesis who becomes involved in a catfight with Gabrielle over you in the alley of the dance club. She is a fiery, passionate woman with long black hair and brown eyes, same height weight and shape as Gabrielle . She too holds the same mysterious and potentially deadly secret from you, that Gabrielle does. She wore Black high heels garters and sheer black nylons with a beautiful black sheer breezy party dress just above her knees, with a blood red choker.
Chapter 1 Two Cats and One Canary
Forward;
a=The dance club, nestled in the heart of Bucharest, is a pulsating neon paradise where techno beats reverberate through the labyrinthine corridors. The dimly lit alley outside, a stark contrast to the club's vibrant interior, is the setting for an unexpected catfight, played out under the watchful eyes of intrigued demons unseen by John.
b=Johnny, on leave from the Canadian Army, absorbs Bucharest nightlife when he spots Gabrielle and Electra in the crowd. He is immediately attracted to both women, but is especially intrigued by the tension between them, they are dressed in nearly identical lovely party dresses except Gabrielle's is a sheer Blood Red and Electra's is a sheer jet black. Both are wearing garters and black heels . As he leaves through the rear of the dance club to a dark and deserted alley for a smoke and a pee, he turns around, after he smells the firm scent of lilac perfume behind him., to find Gabrielle smiling at him.
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Bucharest at night was a symphony of neon lights, throbbing bass, and the distinct aroma of grilled mici—a local delicacy that did wonders for the senses. The Old Town, with its cobblestone streets and historic buildings, was packed with tourists and locals alike, all eager to savor the city's vibrant nightlife. I, Johnny West, had traded my military bunk for a cozy flea free Hotel in the heart of the city, indulging in a well-deserved leave after years of service in the Canadian Army.
The air was crisp as I stepped out of the cab, my dark hair slightly disheveled from the ride.
The dance club, nestled in a refurbished communist-era building, was a pulsating neon paradise. Techno beats reverberated through the labyrinthine corridors, leading to a bustling dance floor where bodies writhed in a hypnotic rhythm. I made my way to the bar, ordered a local beer, and surveyed the crowd.
That's when I saw them—two women, practically identical in stature, but with stark contrasting appearances. Gabrielle, with her fiery red hair and blood-red dress, and Electra, her dark hair cascading down her back, clad in jet-black.
They stood out like twin flames, one alive and burning, the other smoldering and ready to ignite. The room seemed to hold its breath as they moved, their hips swaying in perfect sync, their laughter echoing above the music. They were a spectacle, and every eye in the room was on them.
I noticed the subtle tension between them, the way their eyes darted towards each other every few seconds, the slight stiffness in their smiles. It was a dance, but not the one on the floor. It was a performance of unspoken words and hidden secrets, and I couldn't look away.
I finished my beer and, feeling a familiar tug in my pants, decided I needed some air.
I made my way through the crowd, dancers bodies pressing against me, the heat and energy almost palpable. I found the back door, a heavy metal thing that creaked open to reveal a narrow, dimly lit alley. The contrast to the club's interior was stark; it was almost like stepping into another world.
I took a deep breath, the cool night air a welcome relief. I leaned against the wall, lit a cigarette, and closed my eyes. That's when I smelled it—a firm, sweet scent of lilac.
My eyes snapped open, and there she was, Gabrielle, standing just a few feet away, her blue eyes reflecting the faint light from the club. She was alone, and the tension that had been radiating off her earlier was now replaced with a calm, almost serene expression.
"Smoking's bad for you, you know," she said, her voice sultry and accented, a subtle hint of French beneath the Romanian lilt.
I raised an eyebrow, taking a drag of my cigarette. "So is standing in dark alleys with strangers," I replied, blowing out the smoke in a slow, steady stream.
She laughed, a sound like velvet.
"I'm not a stranger, Captain," she said, stepping closer. I could see the dark smudge of her eyeliner, the faint glimmer of her choker against her pale neck. "I'm Gabrielle."
"Johnny," I said, wondering how she knew my rank. "Nice to meet you, Gabrielle."
She leaned against the wall next to me, her shoulder brushing mine. "Nice to meet you too, Johnny. I've seen you around."
"Oh, yeah?" I asked, taking another drag of my cigarette. "You're not the only one."
She looked at me, her eyes sharp.
"You've been watching us." It wasn't a question, but a statement. I could feel the heat radiating from her body, her scent of lilac wrapping around me like a tempting whisper.
"Curious, aren't you?" she added, her voice low, her gaze locked onto mine. I could see the challenge in her eyes, the thrill of the chase.
I smirked, taking another drag of my cigarette. "I'm on leave. Figured I'd enjoy the nightlife while I'm here."
She chuckled, a sound that sent shivers down my spine.
"Nightlife, or the nightlife?" she asked, her gaze flicking down to my lips before returning to my eyes.
I shrugged, enjoying the game. "Depends on what's on offer."
She leaned in, her breath hot on my ear. "Everything's on offer here, Johnny. You just have to know where to look."
I felt her hand on my chest, her fingers playing with the edge of my shirt. My heart pounded in my chest, and I forced myself to keep my voice steady. "And where's that?"
She pulled back, her eyes gleaming. "It's a secret, but I might just show you.
If you're lucky," Gabrielle whispered, her voice dripping with promise.
Before I could respond, a noise echoed through the alley—a low growl, followed by a sharp intake of breath. We turned towards the sound, our eyes adjusting to the darkness. A figure emerged from the shadows, a mirror like wall appearing behind her where none was before, then turning black as night, and Electra's long black hair swaying with each step. Electra, her eyes blazing with a mix of jealousy and fury, stared at us, her chest heaving.
"Well, well, well," she said, her voice laced with venom. "Look what we have here.
A little private party?" Electra spat, her eyes never leaving mine. I could see the anger simmering beneath her surface, a storm ready to erupt.
Gabrielle straightened up, her body language changing from playful to defensive. "Electra, what are you doing here?" she asked, her voice steady despite the tension.
"I could ask you the same thing, Gabrielle," Electra retorted, her gaze cutting to Gabrielle before returning to me. "But I already know the answer, don't I?
You're here with him," Electra sneered, her hands clenching into fists at her sides.
I looked at Gabrielle, her back stiff, her eyes locked on Electra. "What's going on here?" I asked, my voice low, trying to keep the situation from escalating.
Gabrielle turned to me, her expression softening. "It's nothing, Johnny. Just some old jealousy. Right, Electra?" she said, her voice sweet, but I could hear the edge beneath it.
Electra scoffed, her eyes narrowing. "Jealousy? You wish, Gabrielle.
You think you can just waltz in here, bat those big blue eyes, and take whatever you want? Well, not this time."
Electra's voice was a low growl, her body coiled like a viper ready to strike. I could feel the tension, thick and very tangible , like a live wire stretched between the three of us. I looked from Gabrielle to Electra, their identical height and shape only accentuating their stark contrasts—Gabrielle's fiery red hair and cool blue eyes, Electra's dark locks and fiery brown eyes.
They were like two sides of the same coin, both beautiful and deadly in their own ways. I could feel the electricity in the air, the storm about to break.
"Look, ladies," I said, raising my hands in a peaceful gesture. "I don't know what's going on here, but I'm not interested in any drama. I just came out here for a smoke."
Electra scoffed, her eyes never leaving Gabrielle. "A smoke? Is that what you call it these days?" she sneered. "You're both just playing with fire.
And I'm not talking about the cigarette," I said, my voice firm, my eyes meeting each of theirs in turn. The alley was silent except for the distant thump of the club's music, the tension between the three of us thick and palpable.
Electra's eyes flashed with defiance. "You're right, Johnny. It is fire. And it's only a matter of time before one of us gets burned." She took a step forward, her body language daring Gabrielle to engage.