Somikat
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2013
Street lamps and neon signs glittered in the distance as Francesca D'Alessandro stepped out of the cab and onto 21st Street, the heels of her knee-high, black leather boots clicking softly on the side walk. Above her, the city's lights bled into the night sky and hid from view the myriad stars which would have otherwise hung upon the pitch canvas. Even at close to 9pm the city was alive with noise too, but here on 21st—in one of the more lavish and wealthy parts of the metropolis—that clamorous hustle and bustle seemed distant, little more than background noise disturbing otherwise peaceful surroundings.
The cab peeled away and the tall brunette stepped beneath a street light directly in front of the O'Neill building, its glow showing her to be wearing a comfortable, flowing black mini-skirt and a white blouse crocheted with intricate, miniature flowers. A sliver of its fabric could be seen just above her waist, where it was tucked into her skirt and where her short jacket ended, the latter wrought of the same black leather as her boots, and the gold-chained purse which hung from her right shoulder. Even at 5'9", her silken brown hair reached halfway down her back; only her breasts—a voluptuous 42D—kept her long locks from being her most striking feature.
Born in Italy to an Italian mother and an Argentine father, Francesca earned her living in the United States by working as an escort. Tonight she was meeting with a new client, and—judging from his place of residence—a rich one at that. She paused when she reached the large double doors of a grand, high-rise complex of apartments, checked the number by the door, and stepped inside. It would not have been the first time a cab driver took her to the wrong door, but this one had been spot on.
Within the lobby was spacious, and its tiled floors gleamed beneath soft overhead lights. A hundred mailboxes or so were set into the walls, and each one was lined with varnished wood. This is a nice place.... Ahead of her lay a second doorway, and to the right of the clear, glass door was an intercom and a list of apartment numbers. Reaching into her inside pocket, she produced a small piece of paper upon which was written the address of the apartment block, the name Richard, and the number 94. Replacing the paper, she retrieved a small pocket mirror from her purse and its glass saw her own reflection, her lips painted the same dark shade of red as her fingernails. Replacing the mirror she strode confidently towards the silver grill and—having found the button for 94—she rang Richard's apartment. A man's voice answered, and was met by Francesca's soft, Italian accent.
"Hi, Richard? It's Francesca. Can I come up?"
The cab peeled away and the tall brunette stepped beneath a street light directly in front of the O'Neill building, its glow showing her to be wearing a comfortable, flowing black mini-skirt and a white blouse crocheted with intricate, miniature flowers. A sliver of its fabric could be seen just above her waist, where it was tucked into her skirt and where her short jacket ended, the latter wrought of the same black leather as her boots, and the gold-chained purse which hung from her right shoulder. Even at 5'9", her silken brown hair reached halfway down her back; only her breasts—a voluptuous 42D—kept her long locks from being her most striking feature.
Born in Italy to an Italian mother and an Argentine father, Francesca earned her living in the United States by working as an escort. Tonight she was meeting with a new client, and—judging from his place of residence—a rich one at that. She paused when she reached the large double doors of a grand, high-rise complex of apartments, checked the number by the door, and stepped inside. It would not have been the first time a cab driver took her to the wrong door, but this one had been spot on.
Within the lobby was spacious, and its tiled floors gleamed beneath soft overhead lights. A hundred mailboxes or so were set into the walls, and each one was lined with varnished wood. This is a nice place.... Ahead of her lay a second doorway, and to the right of the clear, glass door was an intercom and a list of apartment numbers. Reaching into her inside pocket, she produced a small piece of paper upon which was written the address of the apartment block, the name Richard, and the number 94. Replacing the paper, she retrieved a small pocket mirror from her purse and its glass saw her own reflection, her lips painted the same dark shade of red as her fingernails. Replacing the mirror she strode confidently towards the silver grill and—having found the button for 94—she rang Richard's apartment. A man's voice answered, and was met by Francesca's soft, Italian accent.
"Hi, Richard? It's Francesca. Can I come up?"