Post by MIKAELA MOORE on Oct 5, 2010 16:28:21 GMT -5
New York: the city that never sleeps. The vast array of window lights illuminated the streets, making the heart of it come to life. Every road was crowded nose to tail with taxis, the constant blare of a horn ringing in the city’s ears. The late night operas were finishing their final show, but the nightlife was just beginning to boom. A deafening bass beat trails down every street, flashing the sign of a local club, packed with hundreds of individuals just wanting a care-free night of pure fun. And in the end, it would amount to just that. Fun. Nothing serious, yet nothing lacking. Every night in the city of lights would prove itself worthy. That was the funny thing about New York. Things didn’t always go as planned, but somehow, the city made it right. A homeless man on the street corner would find himself in a pleasant dining because of his love of music. An open guitar case and a voice box from heaven was all that was needed. It truly was a city of wonders.
That was why the decision the leave New York was absolutely heartbreaking for Mikaela Moore. She led a life that only others could dream of. She was editor-in-chief of America’s famous Elle magazine. Her life was a miracle for teen girls everywhere and she was the emblem of fame, fashion, and fortune. But her co-workers seemed to think differently. They envied that she was on top and they were all two steps behind. It was this jealousy that brought about a new life for Mikaela. She had remained in the city for a couple more years, but soon thought it best for a slight change of pace.
Through voice of word, she had caught wind of Seattle. The infection rate in there remained higher than any other, and she knew that would be where she would reside. It was painful to leave the great city behind, but at the same time, she was excited for what laid ahead. There were no top designer magazines or big corporations in the new city, but she would adapt. She had to if she wanted any chance at a normal life. However, she wouldn’t completely leave her city girl attitude behind. All of her expensive belongings and designer clothes would come with her. It wasn’t like she was a ‘Little Miss Priss’ but she enjoyed having nicer things. It wouldn’t be as widely accepted in Seattle, but it would still be accepted nonetheless. Mikaela would make sure of it.
Her slender fingers ran through her hair as she bobby pinned a few dangling locks to the side. The remainder of her curls rested flawlessly on her shoulders. A beautifully crafted, black Jovani dress hugged her curved perfectly. It came a little higher than mid-thigh giving her plenty of room to show off her long legs and give a bit of risqué edge to it. Yet, somehow it still seemed to look conservative and classy. She wore matching black stilettos, and had a light shawl that covered her bare arms. It was chilly in Seattle. A jacket would ruin the outfit so a nice shawl would suffice. It wouldn’t be a long walk from the taxi to the club anyways. Hmm…the club. It was her first night out on the town and she hoped it would be one to remember. The place with flashing reviews seemed to be Heaven. It wasn’t quite the normal strip club, but she was content in giving it her first night out.
She tidied up her makeup and put a small diamond necklace and some silver dangling earrings in. They were the perfect accent to her outfit, and she smiled at herself in the mirror. It was as if she hadn’t left the big city at all. With one last check of her ID and cards, she headed out of her apartment and made haste to get a taxi. Knowing the exact way to flag one down, it didn’t take long for a yellow cab to pull to the curb. She slid in, told the man her destination and they were off. It wasn’t too long before the neon red of the club sign flashed against her skin. Paying the man, she stepped out and looked around for a moment, taking in the smaller New York. The line was already wrapped around the block and she sighed softly. It was too cold to wait, so she tried her luck at a bribe with the man for the VIP line. It worked! A hundred dollar bill gave her permanent VIP access. So far so good. Things were going well, and she only hoped it continued.
Upon entering, she could feel the familiar sexual energy roll down her skin. It sent chills crawling up her spine and her tiger perked at the sensation. It was an amazing feeling and she was more than content to let herself fall under the spell of its power. Wandering over to the bar, she ordered an apple martini and a shot of Skyy vodka. The bartender smiled to her and quickly delivered her drinks. She nodded in thanks to the man and then took down the shot with ease. She would need an initial relaxer, and vodka always seemed to do the trick. Turning, she propped her elbows on the bar and looked out towards the stage. An extremely handsome dancer seemed to have just taken the stage and Mikaela couldn’t help but smile. Perhaps Seattle wasn’t such a bad city after all.
That was why the decision the leave New York was absolutely heartbreaking for Mikaela Moore. She led a life that only others could dream of. She was editor-in-chief of America’s famous Elle magazine. Her life was a miracle for teen girls everywhere and she was the emblem of fame, fashion, and fortune. But her co-workers seemed to think differently. They envied that she was on top and they were all two steps behind. It was this jealousy that brought about a new life for Mikaela. She had remained in the city for a couple more years, but soon thought it best for a slight change of pace.
Through voice of word, she had caught wind of Seattle. The infection rate in there remained higher than any other, and she knew that would be where she would reside. It was painful to leave the great city behind, but at the same time, she was excited for what laid ahead. There were no top designer magazines or big corporations in the new city, but she would adapt. She had to if she wanted any chance at a normal life. However, she wouldn’t completely leave her city girl attitude behind. All of her expensive belongings and designer clothes would come with her. It wasn’t like she was a ‘Little Miss Priss’ but she enjoyed having nicer things. It wouldn’t be as widely accepted in Seattle, but it would still be accepted nonetheless. Mikaela would make sure of it.
Her slender fingers ran through her hair as she bobby pinned a few dangling locks to the side. The remainder of her curls rested flawlessly on her shoulders. A beautifully crafted, black Jovani dress hugged her curved perfectly. It came a little higher than mid-thigh giving her plenty of room to show off her long legs and give a bit of risqué edge to it. Yet, somehow it still seemed to look conservative and classy. She wore matching black stilettos, and had a light shawl that covered her bare arms. It was chilly in Seattle. A jacket would ruin the outfit so a nice shawl would suffice. It wouldn’t be a long walk from the taxi to the club anyways. Hmm…the club. It was her first night out on the town and she hoped it would be one to remember. The place with flashing reviews seemed to be Heaven. It wasn’t quite the normal strip club, but she was content in giving it her first night out.
She tidied up her makeup and put a small diamond necklace and some silver dangling earrings in. They were the perfect accent to her outfit, and she smiled at herself in the mirror. It was as if she hadn’t left the big city at all. With one last check of her ID and cards, she headed out of her apartment and made haste to get a taxi. Knowing the exact way to flag one down, it didn’t take long for a yellow cab to pull to the curb. She slid in, told the man her destination and they were off. It wasn’t too long before the neon red of the club sign flashed against her skin. Paying the man, she stepped out and looked around for a moment, taking in the smaller New York. The line was already wrapped around the block and she sighed softly. It was too cold to wait, so she tried her luck at a bribe with the man for the VIP line. It worked! A hundred dollar bill gave her permanent VIP access. So far so good. Things were going well, and she only hoped it continued.
Upon entering, she could feel the familiar sexual energy roll down her skin. It sent chills crawling up her spine and her tiger perked at the sensation. It was an amazing feeling and she was more than content to let herself fall under the spell of its power. Wandering over to the bar, she ordered an apple martini and a shot of Skyy vodka. The bartender smiled to her and quickly delivered her drinks. She nodded in thanks to the man and then took down the shot with ease. She would need an initial relaxer, and vodka always seemed to do the trick. Turning, she propped her elbows on the bar and looked out towards the stage. An extremely handsome dancer seemed to have just taken the stage and Mikaela couldn’t help but smile. Perhaps Seattle wasn’t such a bad city after all.