- Joined
- Apr 13, 2019
Samantha Malone had been sent out to the big city on spring break. She had come home from college to find out that her father had remarried, and was about to go on his honeymoon. For as long as she could remember, she enjoyed spending time with her father on school holidays, and she was particularly looking forward to this one like any other. Her father understood this and, instead of leaving her alone, had sent her to a distant relatives casino and bar so she didn't have to be alone.
Sammie was young, innocent and friendly, but had often been accused of being flirty by those who don't know her. She said goodbye to the cab driver with a nice smile and an overly familiar attitude as she was dropped off in front of the mammoth structure, seemingly lost, gripping her satchel tight with both hands. looking around in her cute, purple themed outfit.
She'd always been interested in games of chance, learning Omaha hold 'em with her father over one summer. She had never been allowed to play in a real casino however, and really wanted to see how poker was played by the pro's, even if it was Texas hold 'em in most places. Her pulse quickening and her excitement building, she decided to venture in, seeing if she could see her father's second cousin in among the sea of faces she undoubtedly expected to see.
Sammie was young, innocent and friendly, but had often been accused of being flirty by those who don't know her. She said goodbye to the cab driver with a nice smile and an overly familiar attitude as she was dropped off in front of the mammoth structure, seemingly lost, gripping her satchel tight with both hands. looking around in her cute, purple themed outfit.
She'd always been interested in games of chance, learning Omaha hold 'em with her father over one summer. She had never been allowed to play in a real casino however, and really wanted to see how poker was played by the pro's, even if it was Texas hold 'em in most places. Her pulse quickening and her excitement building, she decided to venture in, seeing if she could see her father's second cousin in among the sea of faces she undoubtedly expected to see.