Tripping (Braxton)
Jul 1, 2012 9:38:32 GMT -5
Post by Fay Green on Jul 1, 2012 9:38:32 GMT -5
Fay was getting tired of spending her nights alone at the club reading. She had come to realize that she had no life as she pulled at the lace on her arm. This had been the most adventurous piece of clothing she had worn in the last two years. Her hair wasn’t pulled into anything and it grazed her bare shoulder. Her clutch bag had lain on the floor of her bedroom. She bent down on her knees and heard them pop, wincing as she came back up. Tonight was going to be a social night. She couldn’t think of anyone who wanted to talk to the girl who couldn’t even talk to high school boys. The teal shoes pinched her toes together but that was the price of beauty. Or so she thought.
The owl cage was empty as she turned off all the lights in her apartment. She had put the owl outside to hunt during the night and she had to be back in the morning or Arianni would find herself somewhere to nest down for the morning. With her pinchy shoes, she walked out the door and locked it. The club wasn’t really that far, but in the shoes she had on, it seemed like a mile. Her heels clacked on the cement and it turned heads to whatever people were out walking on that cool night. She paid to get into the club, clutching her bag even tighter to her chest.
Fay ordered the strongest drink she could handle, a shot of whiskey. She was bit of a light weight. Her head already swam as people passed her. She lifted up a finger and let it drop sadly to her lap. She was never really outgoing. She just got along great with those who went into her shop. She could outgoing there because that was her scene. Her place. She ordered another shot and went to drink it when someone bumped into her. Her arm shot out and the whiskey accidently hit someone in the face. “Oh…I’m…”
The owl cage was empty as she turned off all the lights in her apartment. She had put the owl outside to hunt during the night and she had to be back in the morning or Arianni would find herself somewhere to nest down for the morning. With her pinchy shoes, she walked out the door and locked it. The club wasn’t really that far, but in the shoes she had on, it seemed like a mile. Her heels clacked on the cement and it turned heads to whatever people were out walking on that cool night. She paid to get into the club, clutching her bag even tighter to her chest.
Fay ordered the strongest drink she could handle, a shot of whiskey. She was bit of a light weight. Her head already swam as people passed her. She lifted up a finger and let it drop sadly to her lap. She was never really outgoing. She just got along great with those who went into her shop. She could outgoing there because that was her scene. Her place. She ordered another shot and went to drink it when someone bumped into her. Her arm shot out and the whiskey accidently hit someone in the face. “Oh…I’m…”