Post by Deleted on Apr 24, 2013 7:25:51 GMT -8
Elise would be the first to admit that she was running herself into the ground. She knew this, she acknowledged this. It was something that she never tried to hide. She just couldn’t stop working, couldn’t stop trying so hard to make her boss proud. Perhaps it was some sort of sickness, or maybe OCD that compelled her to nearly kill herself trying to do better than everyone else. Time off was probably a good thing. She could pull herself together, get some good me time in. Maybe have a good soak in the bath with candles or whatever people did when they had free time and needed to relax. Solitude, she needed to hole herself up in her apartment, be surrounded by ice cream and her pets. Elise was relaxing just thinking about it.
What she didn’t need was to be dragged out by her colleagues to some club. What did they call it? A host club? Didn’t she watch an anime about a host club back in high school? It didn’t sound that appealing to her. For one she didn’t like going out. Secondly she hated spending money. Third and last of all, she didn’t even really like these women. To be totally honest, she didn’t even know the tall brunette’s name till tonight. Somehow they talked her into going, and the five women headed to Dalston. At least they weren’t going to a night club. If she sat in the corner perhaps she could be ignored.
When the taxi pulled up in front of the building she nearly exploded with laughter. The Stray Sheep? Seriously? Were they being serious right now? She’d rather go to the night club now. She allowed them to drag her out of the car and towards the building. There seemed to be quite the line outside the building. The tall brunette that organized their outing, Laura, went straight to the bouncer outside. They laughed about something and he moved aside to let them in. As Elise went towards the door the man put his hand out to stop her. With a sigh she took out her ID, and handed it to the bouncer. He inspected it carefully, then with a nod handed it back to her and allowed her inside.
Once inside the girls laughed about how young Elise looked and she actually joined in with the laugh. Okay, perhaps she could learn to enjoy this, it wasn’t that bad. They’d have a few drinks with some cute guys and go home. A little fun might help her get rid of some stress, or she could just get really drunk. Both options sounded nice, and a real smile actually graced her lips. These girls weren’t all bad, and it was nice to be included. They stood waiting at the entrance for their hosts to arrive, giggling like school girls. It kind of confused her, was this actually a strip club? But then someone said something about the top host and they all started giggling again. Ahh, he must be a looker then.
Suddenly Laura grabbed her arm and pointed to a man coming towards them, quietly squealing in delight. Elise turned to look and her whole body went cold, knowing who it was and wishing she never joined them. She'd recognize that ridiculously good looking face from anywhere. After all, she spent most of her childhood being in love with it. Panic and feelings she didn’t want to acknowledge right now swamped her for a second and she nearly ran out, but forced herself to stay there, forced herself to hide how she was feeling. A calm, pleasant smile formed and she pretended to share in their excitement. It was okay, she had been in worst situations before. She’d just keep excusing herself, pretending her hand hurt or something. Maybe she’d even sneak out after a bit. Damn her rotten luck.
The last person she wanted to see what that stupid cousin of hers.
What she didn’t need was to be dragged out by her colleagues to some club. What did they call it? A host club? Didn’t she watch an anime about a host club back in high school? It didn’t sound that appealing to her. For one she didn’t like going out. Secondly she hated spending money. Third and last of all, she didn’t even really like these women. To be totally honest, she didn’t even know the tall brunette’s name till tonight. Somehow they talked her into going, and the five women headed to Dalston. At least they weren’t going to a night club. If she sat in the corner perhaps she could be ignored.
When the taxi pulled up in front of the building she nearly exploded with laughter. The Stray Sheep? Seriously? Were they being serious right now? She’d rather go to the night club now. She allowed them to drag her out of the car and towards the building. There seemed to be quite the line outside the building. The tall brunette that organized their outing, Laura, went straight to the bouncer outside. They laughed about something and he moved aside to let them in. As Elise went towards the door the man put his hand out to stop her. With a sigh she took out her ID, and handed it to the bouncer. He inspected it carefully, then with a nod handed it back to her and allowed her inside.
Once inside the girls laughed about how young Elise looked and she actually joined in with the laugh. Okay, perhaps she could learn to enjoy this, it wasn’t that bad. They’d have a few drinks with some cute guys and go home. A little fun might help her get rid of some stress, or she could just get really drunk. Both options sounded nice, and a real smile actually graced her lips. These girls weren’t all bad, and it was nice to be included. They stood waiting at the entrance for their hosts to arrive, giggling like school girls. It kind of confused her, was this actually a strip club? But then someone said something about the top host and they all started giggling again. Ahh, he must be a looker then.
Suddenly Laura grabbed her arm and pointed to a man coming towards them, quietly squealing in delight. Elise turned to look and her whole body went cold, knowing who it was and wishing she never joined them. She'd recognize that ridiculously good looking face from anywhere. After all, she spent most of her childhood being in love with it. Panic and feelings she didn’t want to acknowledge right now swamped her for a second and she nearly ran out, but forced herself to stay there, forced herself to hide how she was feeling. A calm, pleasant smile formed and she pretended to share in their excitement. It was okay, she had been in worst situations before. She’d just keep excusing herself, pretending her hand hurt or something. Maybe she’d even sneak out after a bit. Damn her rotten luck.
The last person she wanted to see what that stupid cousin of hers.
ARIZONA of BACK TO NEVERLAND