May 28, 2023 2:37 pm
GRAYBRIDGE, 1 NOV 2023
The Waterfront
Eva runs hard after she bursts out of the bar, leaps down the steps, and tears off down the street. Her adrenaline is still pumping and she is built to move, so she doesn't think twice about darting across wet, busy streets, leaping a speeding car or two, and scaling chain-link fences in dirty alleys like they aren't even there. She's gone miles by the time she stops running, her pulse is pounding in her ears, she's soaked to the bone from the rain that's picked up again, and her breaths are coming in big swallows. She'd be hard-pressed to even explain why she'd fled... was it the man she left broken on the ground, after he'd just made a comment to her? The fact that she'd struck the way she had without thinking twice about it? The memories that had surfaced, or what she'd learned from Tanya? The dance with David Draven, the brief touch of their hands, their bodies?
Shivering in the cold at the end of the longest pier she could find, the bedraggled blonde looks out over the black water, over at the bright lights of Annesburg. Eva isn't sure why she's come to the waterfront, but the smells and sounds of the place calm her a little, enough for her to at least stop running.
The dark harbor laps below her, beckoning, luring.
The Waterfront
Eva runs hard after she bursts out of the bar, leaps down the steps, and tears off down the street. Her adrenaline is still pumping and she is built to move, so she doesn't think twice about darting across wet, busy streets, leaping a speeding car or two, and scaling chain-link fences in dirty alleys like they aren't even there. She's gone miles by the time she stops running, her pulse is pounding in her ears, she's soaked to the bone from the rain that's picked up again, and her breaths are coming in big swallows. She'd be hard-pressed to even explain why she'd fled... was it the man she left broken on the ground, after he'd just made a comment to her? The fact that she'd struck the way she had without thinking twice about it? The memories that had surfaced, or what she'd learned from Tanya? The dance with David Draven, the brief touch of their hands, their bodies?
Shivering in the cold at the end of the longest pier she could find, the bedraggled blonde looks out over the black water, over at the bright lights of Annesburg. Eva isn't sure why she's come to the waterfront, but the smells and sounds of the place calm her a little, enough for her to at least stop running.
The dark harbor laps below her, beckoning, luring.