Darkling_Thrush
Star
- Joined
- Apr 22, 2011
- Location
- Canada
Sonja Turner heaved a sigh. She turned back to the shop she worked in and made sure the floodlights were on, giving the abandoned store an almost ghostly, haunted look to it. The racks of trendy, cookie cutter clothing just hung there as the young woman shut off the lights, pinching the bridge of her nose between her thumb and forefinger. The 'Open' sign clicked off. She stepped into the chill night air and locked the door behind her, making sure that it was secure. She hated working for a stupid retail shop, and closing was the worst. Shooing people out half an hour past the closing time just because they couldn't decide... that's what she got to deal with today. Fucking great.
The woman rushed to her car and got inside. She was a little bit paranoid about the short walk between doors. Too many horror stories... too many women going missing. She shuddered the thought off and started up her car.
Sonja hated how mundane her life was. Waking up in the morning, going to work, coming home at night, going to bed. Repeat. It was just... dull. She felt, dull, too. With her sandy hair and fair, freckled skin and green eyes, the woman seemed to blend in with every other female that came into her shop. She wasn't particularly tall or thin, neither was she short or fat. Just... average. Like the rest of her life.
Sonja rode the elevator from the parkade up to her apartment and dropped her keys in a bowl beside the door. She wasn't particularly hungry; she;d had a bite near the end of her shift. She headed down the short hall to her bedroom, shucking her clothes onto the ground as she went. Finally, the woman crawled into bed, naked, and closed her eyes to sleep.
The woman rushed to her car and got inside. She was a little bit paranoid about the short walk between doors. Too many horror stories... too many women going missing. She shuddered the thought off and started up her car.
Sonja hated how mundane her life was. Waking up in the morning, going to work, coming home at night, going to bed. Repeat. It was just... dull. She felt, dull, too. With her sandy hair and fair, freckled skin and green eyes, the woman seemed to blend in with every other female that came into her shop. She wasn't particularly tall or thin, neither was she short or fat. Just... average. Like the rest of her life.
Sonja rode the elevator from the parkade up to her apartment and dropped her keys in a bowl beside the door. She wasn't particularly hungry; she;d had a bite near the end of her shift. She headed down the short hall to her bedroom, shucking her clothes onto the ground as she went. Finally, the woman crawled into bed, naked, and closed her eyes to sleep.