Small girl, Big City (Open)

[Lilly Bell Highland]

Lilly walked down the street, her eyes looking at her feet, and her hands stuffed into her jacket's pockets. She was regretting wearing a skirt now, she felt like it was short, and it probably was. Looking down at her feet helped her calm her nerves, that way she didn't have to look at anyone. She was a very self-conscious girl, or should she say women. Lilly, though she had a hard time seeing it, was beautiful just like her mother. Her face was flawless, her eyes were bright and out there, and her body was, well... attractive.

She looked up, once, and saw a girl and a guy making out, with the guy's hand up the girl's shirt. She swallowed and looked away. It wasn't that she was prude, that was far from the truth, in fact she had a hard time saying no to an attractive face, it was just Lilly was shy and never liked to be caught staring.

Lilly was nibbling at her lip, trying to calm her nerves. It was hard for her to be in front of so many people. Even if she was just walking across a side walk. She looked to the left and paused, seeing an alley. She didn't see anyone in it, so she decided to take a short cut, hopefully away from any wondering eyes. She hadn't thought that an alley way as a secluded place so if someone actually was hiding behind a dumpster or something - and their intentions were ill, there wouldn't be anyone watching. But that was just Lilly, she sometimes didn't think things threw.

[SEAN DAKOTAH HARTLEY]

whenever he had a one night stand with a girl, he fucked at the girl's house, never his. first off, he didn't actually have his own place. he lived with his two brothers, josh and brian, and josh had a daughter, so he didn't allow any fucking going on under his roof for he wanted to keep his daughter innocent. but anyway, sean had slept over this girl's house and he had no idea what her name was. it was the afternoon and he pretty much rolled out of her bed, got dressed and walked the fuck outta there. he never stuck around.

walking down the street, sean felt confident. after all, he was sean hartley and there wasn't a girl in this town that didn't know who he was. everyone wanted to fuck him and if a girl was lucky, he got into her pants. that kind of shit gave him quite the ego boost. and as long as the girls wanted to fuck him, he saw no point in getting into a solid relationship. those things just caused problems and he wasn't the type to be tied down.

the alley was a short cut sean always took back to the apartment. normally it was deserted or filled with bums, but today there was one girl walking down it and boy, was she fine. sean didn't recognize her, so that meant he hadn't tapped that ass just yet. running a hand over his head, he sped up his pace so he was right beside her. "hey." he said to her and flashed her that irresistible grin of his.

[Lilly Bell Highland]

Lilly could hear footsteps behind her, as so she thought she did. Perhaps she was being paranoid. Her pace slowed in hopes it would make her seem more confident with walking down the alley. The little sounds of shoes hitting pavement grew louder and she knew now that that she hadn't been imagining. The steps were a little quickened and she felt as if they were closing in. She swallowed, and stood a little straighter. Her mother always taught her to carry herself proudly, and at times she had a hard time following that little rule.

'Hey' It sounded masculine, she turned her head to look at him. He had a smile that almost made shills run down her spine. Not in a creepy way, more like a - he's attractive but I need to keep my cool - kind of way. She looked at his dark hair, glanced over his eyes, and looked at his other attractive features. Was she staring? She swallowed. Oops. Lilly looked straight ahead and took a breath. She could feel her heart pounding beneath her chest. She turned to look at him again, walking slowly. "Hello. He seemed so formal. Did she know him?

She decided to phrase it a little less blunt than 'who are you?' My name's Lilly. I haven't seen you before. I don't know you, do I? Hm, maybe that might have had a chance of coming off as blunt but she didn't know. She was getting nervous, nothing gave it away except she began biting her lower lip. Well, not really biting, but it was a habit of hers when she tried cooling her nerves. She looked back ahead, half way out of the alley.