( @thatdeej )
Most had their fair share of words for the female. Most had their own assumptions and stamps to stick to her image just as she stuck upon herself when the spotlight hit. But night? Night was another story. Night was a freedom, a shroud. She’d shoved all that she was into her shadow, forcing it to drag behind her and hide in the day but now she was open, or as open as she wished. It was a time for recklessness and selfishness and sometimes for reflection. Right now it served as a comfort, wind nipping at her shoulders and threatening to expose her to whosoever recognized. She probably didn’t care, the tales of her previous endeavor spun in her head, stung her wrists in now reddened marks and for that she pulled back a chair and set the two drinks on the table, one soda, one alcohol.
“Only one of us is allowed to look that miserable tonight.”











