Post by Deleted on Mar 25, 2015 17:33:42 GMT
it's easier to let me go
Mickey knew her place in this world. She was just like anybody else. Just a plain Jane. If it wasn't for the fact that y'know she was a snow leopard shifter. Quite the achievement to be part cat if she did say so herself. Having what they call 'cat-like' reflexes wasn't a joke anymore to her. Well yeah it was funny in a sense that well she was a cat. She was faster now, a lot more agile, but it meant she was a lot more deadly whether she liked it or not. Strange things happened in this world and this would only add to the pile of mistakes Mother Nature could possibly inflict on us humans. Maybe there were others like her, maybe there wasn't. Hopefully there was because quite frankly 'feeling like a freak' had no place on her schedule. At least not tonight anyway.
The woman knew not of what alcohol tasted like, nor the after affects, or what could happen if she drank too much. All she knew was that she wanted to try some, like it or not. Every other adult drank alcohol, why couldn't she? Well she knew little to nothing of it. Knew nothing of the possible light-weight in her. Oh well she would find out eventually. The immaturity and teenage girl inside of her still existed and longed to be like all the other adults. She was legally allowed to drink, right? Being 22 and in the middle of California (known for their strip clubs and particularly bad habit of casinos) could lead to some disasters.
Slowly pulling out of her car , she took her beanie off and threw it in the car before bumping the door closed with her hip. Briefly digging her fingers in her hair to straighten it out correctly, she approached the building. She had no butterflies. No worries or anxieties. All she came here for was a drink. No staring and more importantly no looking around. She knew what this was, it was easy to spot a strip club. So she wasn't going to let that sway her decision. She could handle an hour or two inside. Her calloused and yet feminine hands slowly pushed open the door, not caring to look at the 'entertainer's' erotic dancing. Pupils immediately darted to what she guessed was the Bar. The dispensers, table stools, and shiny counter kind of gave it away.
The young Blonde woman sat herself in a chair. Her stocky arms crossed themselves over the table-top. She checked her phone absent-mindedly, waiting patiently. It was busy here, she wouldn't blame the Bartender for being a bit busy. Thumbs tapped away at the small screen with a neutral and almost blank expression on her face. Mickey was the friendly and extroverted sort but she could damn well be cold and distant if she wanted to be. Woman, confusing, right? A leg slowly crossed itself on her other bottom limb, setting the side of her head in a palm.
The woman knew not of what alcohol tasted like, nor the after affects, or what could happen if she drank too much. All she knew was that she wanted to try some, like it or not. Every other adult drank alcohol, why couldn't she? Well she knew little to nothing of it. Knew nothing of the possible light-weight in her. Oh well she would find out eventually. The immaturity and teenage girl inside of her still existed and longed to be like all the other adults. She was legally allowed to drink, right? Being 22 and in the middle of California (known for their strip clubs and particularly bad habit of casinos) could lead to some disasters.
Slowly pulling out of her car , she took her beanie off and threw it in the car before bumping the door closed with her hip. Briefly digging her fingers in her hair to straighten it out correctly, she approached the building. She had no butterflies. No worries or anxieties. All she came here for was a drink. No staring and more importantly no looking around. She knew what this was, it was easy to spot a strip club. So she wasn't going to let that sway her decision. She could handle an hour or two inside. Her calloused and yet feminine hands slowly pushed open the door, not caring to look at the 'entertainer's' erotic dancing. Pupils immediately darted to what she guessed was the Bar. The dispensers, table stools, and shiny counter kind of gave it away.
The young Blonde woman sat herself in a chair. Her stocky arms crossed themselves over the table-top. She checked her phone absent-mindedly, waiting patiently. It was busy here, she wouldn't blame the Bartender for being a bit busy. Thumbs tapped away at the small screen with a neutral and almost blank expression on her face. Mickey was the friendly and extroverted sort but she could damn well be cold and distant if she wanted to be. Woman, confusing, right? A leg slowly crossed itself on her other bottom limb, setting the side of her head in a palm.
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