*Beep* *Beep* *Beep*<br/>"Uugghh!" Kaze groaned as his alarm clock rang on the dresser beside his bed. His arm slid out from under the covers, blindly striking the air around it, finally finding his proper mark. *Beep* *Be--* The alarm turned off, causing Kaze to finally open his eyes. The sunlight poured in through his windows- it was a saturday afternoon, or rather, just before dusk. Kaze had been up most of the previous night, partying, at his favorite dance club Tonic. Blinking a few times, he saw his alarm clock read 7:00. Perfect, he had a half hour before he was supposed to go to work. Checking his phone real quick, he had a text message:<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">No need to come in tonight, I got a new person I need to train.</span><br/><span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-size: 50%; line-height: 116%;">From: The Bossman</span></span><br/><br/>"Cool." He said aloud. Tonight he would party again. Throwing back the covers, he got up, making his way to the bathroom. He quickly undressed and hopped in the shower, allowing the steamy water to overcome him. He washed himself with Axe Chocolate, never knowing who he might meet tonight. It always helps to smell good.<br/>A few minutes later he was dressed, in his favorite white and black Tripps, and a band shirt of his favorite band, Avenged Sevenfold. Grabbing a few glow sticks, he exited his apartment. Tonic is only a few blocks from his apartment complex so it didn't take long until he was at the club's entrance. By now, it was dark, the line already jumping. The music blaring from the inside was easily heard on the out. Smiling, Kaze took his place in line.<br/>When his turn came up, the guards ushered him in, recognizing him from all the times he had came before. He made it a point to come atleast once a week. It didn't even matter that he was under 21. He had connections. Going to the back, he sat at the bar, ordering his favorite. Jack mixed with coke. The techno loud through out the building, he could feel the music as though it wrapped around his soul.