~Sophia Carter~
"I'd like the double mocha, please" the female in front of her said. Making sure that that was all the girl wanted, Sophia set out to make the drink, gliding through the process with ease. She had the drink out to the girl, after she had paid, within no time. After waving the girl farewell, she went about cleaning up as her shift at the cafe was coming soon. It was a funny thought to Sophia, working at a cafe and interacting with others. If you had asked her four years ago what she would have been doing, this would not have been something on her list. No, she probably would have still been living back home and working at a nearby ranch, keeping to herself like she always had growing up. Now here she was, working at a cafe in the big city, living on her own. It was scary sometimes, but it was also thrilling which is what she had been looking for and had gotten.
She was brought out of her musings when she heard "Sophia, you're good to go" from her co-worker, Joey. Sophia smiled. "Ok, ok. I'm going. Geez, if I didn't know any better, i'd say you were getting sick and tired of me" she teased. Joey snorted but sent her a wink on her way out "never will I ever be tired of you, babe." Sophia grinned, waved and then left, laughing. Joey was a good friend of hers and she could take his teasing in stride, knowing he would never act anything more than a friend towards her. Joey was her first gay male friend and she was glad she knew him. For the rest of her walk down the street, she was smiling, making sure to be careful during the night like any other night.
Before she went home though,she had one place to stop and that was at a small art show. One of the pieces she had painted hung there and she wanted to find out if it had been bought yet. She was please to find it was when she got their, then felt a little disappointed when she didn't know who had bought it. A lot of people bought art, simply because they liked it but there were those who bought art that could see the deeper meaning behind the painting and not only liked it but also felt connected to it. She wanted to know who connected with her in a way where you had deep dark desires but never let yourself explore it. That was what most her paintings were about. 'Oh well, at least I know someone at least liked it' she thought, turning to head home.
As the cold air blew in her face, Sophia held her jacket tighter to her to keep warm. She had some way to go before she reached her hotel. Winter nights here were always cold and though she could have taken a taxi, she didn't really trust taxi drivers. You never knew who were the slimy one and who the actual good ones were. Then again, walking home wasn't necessarily safe either. Turning down another road, she passed by a male, who stopped her by saying hello and if she had any money to spare. Normally, she wouldn't do so, but she liked to help those in the winter. So she stopped, not knowing whether the man was friendly or not. Sophia consoled herself a little bit, knowing she had pepper spray with her.
I'm With: A random Stranger : | : I'm At: On the street a couple blocks from my place : | : I'm Thinking: Pepper Spray in pocket, just in case
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