
Malaya, a pretty young girl with long red hair, bright amber eyes that looked like flickering flames in the night, her porcelain skin, legs that seemed to go on forever, nice wide hip, a flat firm stomach, almost a perfect hour glass shape, and the way she walked and her body swayed, it was almost to much for any man, or woman not to stop and stair. So there wasn't many people that would notice him really, from their eyes on her. But there was something more about her, something that couldn't be seen, she had a heart of gold. In fact, she was coming back from helping out in a soup kitchen now, she had been there all day almost, she had served a good two hundred homeless men, women, and even children. It was pretty close to being dark now and she was just heading home, she would take a long, hot shower, then head straight to bed.
Of course, Malaya hadn't really noticed the man following her the past few days. It wasn't because she didn't think he was good enough to be noticed like most people it was just she was around people just like him all the time so it wasn't really a new or strange thing to her. She had even had people follow her home, never for the reason he was, but to make sure she got there okay. She helped a lot of people, had even let people come and stay in her home. Her parents was never there, so she had the place to herself, they was always gone for work, months at a time and only staying home around a week.
It wasn't long before she was going up the few steps to her front door and the searching her her purse for her keys as a gentle breeze hit her and kinda blew her feather soft hair into her face.
"Damn, where did I put those things at?" She asked herself softly, not being able to find her keys for the moment, then again, it was most likely because of all the stuff in her bag.