Post by Eva Fortescue on Jun 18, 2009 1:23:43 GMT -5
Once again, Eva was shaking her head. The sales guy gave her a desperate look, which she returned with one of her one, only hers was of annoyance. Today, Eva was at a car dealership. Her third one matter of factly. Sighing, she brushed the dealership guy away. Nope, no way she as buying from him now. Man-o-man, she was really looking forward to purchasing a new sports car too.
“There’s none here to my liking. If you’ll excuse me.”
With that, she began to walk away, ignoring the man’s voice calling after her. It was back to walking for her. If officially sucked to be walking when she could have been driving something, but meh, it was good to walk at times. Sighing, she ran a hand through her auburn locks. If only her cute red Corvette wasn't trashed. She blamed Matrim.
What bad luck…maybe I’ll switch to a truck…a truck with a lift? Maybe a motorcycle? Heeey, now there’s a ride I could see myself enjoying.
Stifling a yawn, she continued to walk down the street. A small café caught her eye and she decided to check it out. She was a little thirsty and she was happy to note, she blended in well today. No formal business suit for her, just some plain old jeans, converse, and a t-shirt. Sitting at an outside table, she took out her cell phone and began checking her texts and emails.
“My work never leaves me…”
“There’s none here to my liking. If you’ll excuse me.”
With that, she began to walk away, ignoring the man’s voice calling after her. It was back to walking for her. If officially sucked to be walking when she could have been driving something, but meh, it was good to walk at times. Sighing, she ran a hand through her auburn locks. If only her cute red Corvette wasn't trashed. She blamed Matrim.
What bad luck…maybe I’ll switch to a truck…a truck with a lift? Maybe a motorcycle? Heeey, now there’s a ride I could see myself enjoying.
Stifling a yawn, she continued to walk down the street. A small café caught her eye and she decided to check it out. She was a little thirsty and she was happy to note, she blended in well today. No formal business suit for her, just some plain old jeans, converse, and a t-shirt. Sitting at an outside table, she took out her cell phone and began checking her texts and emails.
“My work never leaves me…”
