Cheerleaders would forever be a teasing reference associated with Brian, more so now that he said that because right then she rolled with it. The pill made her feel high, not intoxicated the way too much alcohol did. Valerie grinned at him, teeth captured her lower lip and scraped across as she raised her arms. “Go, go Brian, go go, go Brian.” Then she stopped and gave him a sly look just to mumble as he neared, “Maybe that would be more effective with pompoms and a short skirt.” The blonde felt so good with him that she was on the verge of dancing when he said they should be alone.
“I know where we should go, but first, a quick stop.” She said with a bright smile and tugged him into an open shop. The place wasn’t big but it stocked the usual. Valerie practically skipped down the aisles to get to the chiller cabinets. Whatever song played on the radio the guy at the checkout had on made Valerie’s hips move to the rhythm as she plucked up a six pack of beer she hoped Brian wouldn’t mind then vanished down another aisle to get a pack of mints. If Brian bought anything she was unaware. Even as the blonde paid she continued to barely contain herself, the change got stuffed into her wallet and she all but bounced back out onto the street, paper bag in hand.
Valerie didn’t say a word as she motioned to Brian to follow her, the look on her face said everything for her as she blinked up at him with a wicked little smile then turned on her heel to walk down the street. It didn’t take long before she found what she was looking for, and sauntered down a darkened alley at the back of an apartment building. The bag got set aside as she took a short run towards the wall, kicked off it, and used the momentum to grab onto the ladders of the fire escape. They lowered with her, a shuddering creak of metal. Valerie scooped up the bag and quirked an eyebrow at Brian, then began the climb to the top floor. “I found the best ways to get a layout of a new city was from the rooftops, coincidently they were one of the best places to go to get away from it too.”
Ladders never reached the roof but the jump up was easy enough for someone like her. Valerie set the bag down and leaned over the edge to offer her hand to him. “When things get hectic this is my breathing space, any tall building, where I can be alone with a view.”
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on 2013-10-21 02:37 am (UTC)“I know where we should go, but first, a quick stop.” She said with a bright smile and tugged him into an open shop. The place wasn’t big but it stocked the usual. Valerie practically skipped down the aisles to get to the chiller cabinets. Whatever song played on the radio the guy at the checkout had on made Valerie’s hips move to the rhythm as she plucked up a six pack of beer she hoped Brian wouldn’t mind then vanished down another aisle to get a pack of mints. If Brian bought anything she was unaware. Even as the blonde paid she continued to barely contain herself, the change got stuffed into her wallet and she all but bounced back out onto the street, paper bag in hand.
Valerie didn’t say a word as she motioned to Brian to follow her, the look on her face said everything for her as she blinked up at him with a wicked little smile then turned on her heel to walk down the street. It didn’t take long before she found what she was looking for, and sauntered down a darkened alley at the back of an apartment building. The bag got set aside as she took a short run towards the wall, kicked off it, and used the momentum to grab onto the ladders of the fire escape. They lowered with her, a shuddering creak of metal. Valerie scooped up the bag and quirked an eyebrow at Brian, then began the climb to the top floor. “I found the best ways to get a layout of a new city was from the rooftops, coincidently they were one of the best places to go to get away from it too.”
Ladders never reached the roof but the jump up was easy enough for someone like her. Valerie set the bag down and leaned over the edge to offer her hand to him. “When things get hectic this is my breathing space, any tall building, where I can be alone with a view.”