Late.
She was well aware of the time, not caring how long the street lamps had been on for, and how seemingly 'dead' the town appeared to be. During the bright hours of the day, the streets were busy with cars and calm was nowhere to be found. People rushing to their destination, cursing how late they were and blaming it upon the drivers. Chaos. That was the only word to describe the day hours. However, chaos could not describe the town this late at night. The night seemed colder than usual though, despite it having been such a warm day. The sky was clear, not a could in sight as the moon grinned down with its cheshire like grin.
The young teenager had made a choice to change directions and head down the back alley ways and into the park. It was forbidden to go into the park at night, a curfew being in place for those of all ages. Despite this curfew and rule, Lilabelle ignored it. She was typically an obedient child, but there were times that she was not so obedient. The park was rather secluded with no other soul to be heard. That was the main reason for it being off limits during certain hours. There had been far too many incidents where something went estranged. Something suddenly began to turn in the girl's gut, warning her to turn around, but this warning was ignored as she simply cranked the music on her iPod louder. Her light golden, nearly blond eyes, glanced down to her black skirt. She stopped and admired it for a moment, adoring her school uniform.
She was only fifteen, but despite her young age, she was nicely developed. Her curves perfect, her bust showing nicely, and her body was perfectly toned and fit. Even in the moonlight, it was easy to see she had a faint tan. Gentle fingers combed through her light brown hair, loving the feel at how soft it felt. There was not a part of her body that she had a distaste for. With a light hearted giggle, Lilabelle turned around and dropped her messenger back. Her eyes closed as she listened intently to her music being played into the headphones that were so snuggly snugged into hears.
One would assume that this child was sure to receive a reprimanding when she arrived home so late, but not this night. Lilabelle was currently staying with one of her closest friends while her Grandfather took care of business. Her friend and her family had to leave suddenly for a sudden illness in the family. Lilabelle had the whole house to herself. There was no one to wait up for her, so why bother rushing home?
As she ventured deeper into the park, she could hear the calm sound of waves gently crashing against and into a bank. There was a small pond in the park, near the center. In the center of the pond was a fountain that's beauty possessed no comparison. Leaving her messenger bag behind, Lilabelle quickly rushed to the pond, smiling with joy as she kicked off her shoes and socks. She sat down comfortable at the edge of the pond, sticking her small feet into the cool water. She moaned in pleasure at the sensation and pulled her headphones from her ears, placing the iPod down on the ground beside her.
She was well aware of the time, not caring how long the street lamps had been on for, and how seemingly 'dead' the town appeared to be. During the bright hours of the day, the streets were busy with cars and calm was nowhere to be found. People rushing to their destination, cursing how late they were and blaming it upon the drivers. Chaos. That was the only word to describe the day hours. However, chaos could not describe the town this late at night. The night seemed colder than usual though, despite it having been such a warm day. The sky was clear, not a could in sight as the moon grinned down with its cheshire like grin.
The young teenager had made a choice to change directions and head down the back alley ways and into the park. It was forbidden to go into the park at night, a curfew being in place for those of all ages. Despite this curfew and rule, Lilabelle ignored it. She was typically an obedient child, but there were times that she was not so obedient. The park was rather secluded with no other soul to be heard. That was the main reason for it being off limits during certain hours. There had been far too many incidents where something went estranged. Something suddenly began to turn in the girl's gut, warning her to turn around, but this warning was ignored as she simply cranked the music on her iPod louder. Her light golden, nearly blond eyes, glanced down to her black skirt. She stopped and admired it for a moment, adoring her school uniform.
She was only fifteen, but despite her young age, she was nicely developed. Her curves perfect, her bust showing nicely, and her body was perfectly toned and fit. Even in the moonlight, it was easy to see she had a faint tan. Gentle fingers combed through her light brown hair, loving the feel at how soft it felt. There was not a part of her body that she had a distaste for. With a light hearted giggle, Lilabelle turned around and dropped her messenger back. Her eyes closed as she listened intently to her music being played into the headphones that were so snuggly snugged into hears.
One would assume that this child was sure to receive a reprimanding when she arrived home so late, but not this night. Lilabelle was currently staying with one of her closest friends while her Grandfather took care of business. Her friend and her family had to leave suddenly for a sudden illness in the family. Lilabelle had the whole house to herself. There was no one to wait up for her, so why bother rushing home?
As she ventured deeper into the park, she could hear the calm sound of waves gently crashing against and into a bank. There was a small pond in the park, near the center. In the center of the pond was a fountain that's beauty possessed no comparison. Leaving her messenger bag behind, Lilabelle quickly rushed to the pond, smiling with joy as she kicked off her shoes and socks. She sat down comfortable at the edge of the pond, sticking her small feet into the cool water. She moaned in pleasure at the sensation and pulled her headphones from her ears, placing the iPod down on the ground beside her.