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Logic is panic's Prey...
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- Feb 6, 2016
Name: Rosy
Age: 26
Bio: Captain of the Glee club all through high school, the star pupil in her University method acting classes and strolled onto Broadway like she owned it; Rose has the voice of an angel and the grace of a swan. The spot light is her true calling and one true love; it nearly consumes her life, and she likes it that way. The rush of stardom has left her snippy and snarky when she's not dolled up on stage, but really, all she wants to come home to is a rock hard cock trapped in a tiny metal cage.
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This was such a terrible idea. A terrible, terrible idea! And yet the young woman strolling down the sidewalk with a grace that didn't match her worried expression in the slightest. Why would she, a famous actress with stalkers and paparazzi eager to follow her every waking move! Go out in the middle of the night to meet some stranger?
Her Broadway fame wasn't nearly enough to have that sort of attention, of course; but she liked to think it did. Even so. it was still nerve wracking to be walking down the familiar street to her old High school. It was like traversing a bone yard of memories both good and bad. Memories she left behind.
The young red head clutched her fashionable black trench coat closer to her body to avoid the chill of the night. She was regretting the pleated skirt and garter belt, pants would have been much more comfortable. She turned the corner to see the gate, having quick flash backs to when she ran through them as fast as she could and 'fashionably' late. "Rosy, you're an idiot," she muttered to herself while pulling a folded up letter out of her pocket. "And it's your own fault if you get kidnapped and sold on the black market." The morbid joke had her huffing in amusement.
Blue eyes widened and she blinked several times. So lost in thought she'd gone through the gate and passed the court yard. "You've seen better days," she stated aloud, not liking the eerie silence. Rosy settled herself on the stone bench beneath the tree that had already lost its blooms. Once more she unfolded the note to read it over, trying to find some clue as to who it was that wrote something so captivating it couldn't be ignored.
Age: 26
Bio: Captain of the Glee club all through high school, the star pupil in her University method acting classes and strolled onto Broadway like she owned it; Rose has the voice of an angel and the grace of a swan. The spot light is her true calling and one true love; it nearly consumes her life, and she likes it that way. The rush of stardom has left her snippy and snarky when she's not dolled up on stage, but really, all she wants to come home to is a rock hard cock trapped in a tiny metal cage.
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This was such a terrible idea. A terrible, terrible idea! And yet the young woman strolling down the sidewalk with a grace that didn't match her worried expression in the slightest. Why would she, a famous actress with stalkers and paparazzi eager to follow her every waking move! Go out in the middle of the night to meet some stranger?
Her Broadway fame wasn't nearly enough to have that sort of attention, of course; but she liked to think it did. Even so. it was still nerve wracking to be walking down the familiar street to her old High school. It was like traversing a bone yard of memories both good and bad. Memories she left behind.
The young red head clutched her fashionable black trench coat closer to her body to avoid the chill of the night. She was regretting the pleated skirt and garter belt, pants would have been much more comfortable. She turned the corner to see the gate, having quick flash backs to when she ran through them as fast as she could and 'fashionably' late. "Rosy, you're an idiot," she muttered to herself while pulling a folded up letter out of her pocket. "And it's your own fault if you get kidnapped and sold on the black market." The morbid joke had her huffing in amusement.
Blue eyes widened and she blinked several times. So lost in thought she'd gone through the gate and passed the court yard. "You've seen better days," she stated aloud, not liking the eerie silence. Rosy settled herself on the stone bench beneath the tree that had already lost its blooms. Once more she unfolded the note to read it over, trying to find some clue as to who it was that wrote something so captivating it couldn't be ignored.