Van Full Of Candy
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- Posted: Mon, 27 Aug 2012 00:39:46 +0000
She took the nearest road and found that it was littered with nothing but closed businesses which was very disheartening. Listing from storefront to storefront and looking inside a few of them, she wandered down the street until she saw a red light in the distance. If you weren’t paying attention to where you were going you could go right past it, the bar was not very big at all crammed in between buildings with a crumbling walkway up to it.
The wanderer paused, pulling her hood away exposing a tangle of wavy red hair. “One Night Stand.” She smirked at the clever name. Before, it wouldn’t matter if the place looked a little dodgy, she’d been in her fair-share of dives, but now things were a bit different.
Her stomach growled loudly. There was no arguing with that, but she decided it would be best to proceed with caution.
She was a lanky woman, maybe 20. One hand snaked out of the heavy coat she wore and opened the door. It looked ridiculous and too big on her but it kept her very warm. Her boot scuffed across the floor as she went and she chose a barstool nearest to the door. Being superstitious had nothing to do with it, but she never liked having her back to the door. Her cheeks were pink from the wind-whipping them and above them sat a pair of clear hazel eyes.
Erin folded her hands on the bar and leaned forward carefully looking down the length of the bar, ”Excuse me,” she said leaning one hip against the bar and hoping to flag someone down.
The wanderer paused, pulling her hood away exposing a tangle of wavy red hair. “One Night Stand.” She smirked at the clever name. Before, it wouldn’t matter if the place looked a little dodgy, she’d been in her fair-share of dives, but now things were a bit different.
Her stomach growled loudly. There was no arguing with that, but she decided it would be best to proceed with caution.
She was a lanky woman, maybe 20. One hand snaked out of the heavy coat she wore and opened the door. It looked ridiculous and too big on her but it kept her very warm. Her boot scuffed across the floor as she went and she chose a barstool nearest to the door. Being superstitious had nothing to do with it, but she never liked having her back to the door. Her cheeks were pink from the wind-whipping them and above them sat a pair of clear hazel eyes.
Erin folded her hands on the bar and leaned forward carefully looking down the length of the bar, ”Excuse me,” she said leaning one hip against the bar and hoping to flag someone down.