Medusa-Ares: Cotton Club {Diaries}

The deities of hypnosis/war invest in an American Homeland night-dive (club) for a superstitious view for street-transit language(s) and may discover (actual) decimals.

A world-activity fable featuring Medusa (ancient deity of hypnosis) and Ares (god of war) working alongside each other. 

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MEDUSA: The Cotton-Club's all the rave for an Earthling-interest in (shared) fortunes.

ARES: This Earth's prime for consumerism-readings for what's (shared) dowry-arts!

Ares became the Wall-St. prince Amlan Satan, and Medusa the Maryland-city investor-cat Ezzy Harris and purchased a cool-street property and named it the Cotton Club, which became quite the Selfie-commentary 'piece' among Western/American 'nerdists' for the fashion/bureaucracy of demographics (multiculturalism and entertainment distances).

ARES (Amlan Satan): I fear this folk-friendly Cotton-Club's gonna see 'troubles' for USA.

MEDUSA (Ezzy Harris): We've secured street-superstitions for aura with populism-base, no?

ARES: I don't doubt our foundation is traffic/culture secure, but there's a paranoia-IQ.

MEDUSA: What like random terrorism or bloody-murders in night-dives for fear-vanity?

ARES: No, not random attacks for indulgences in new millennium chaos; antisocial arts.

MEDUSA: Alright, pal; secure the activity post-12 with cyber-posts about democracy.

ARES: This Earth country's primed for lifestyle-drawn denim superstitions lines (ha).

Would the Cotton Club triumph? It'd seen some nice folk-traffic base talk and cyber-fanfare/commentary in Maryland's city. This was good antiterrorism imagery for the two ambitious deities for a commerce-diary. The club generated varied stories of interest/intrigue including funny-fights and alternative music fave-guests and very unusual investors of high-esteem from the East Coast, including Bradley Wimbledon (himself). Medusa/Ares wondered if this image for capitalism-chess would generate a 'cool' memoir for the 'leviathan' of demographics (sure).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)