<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/4/40/LexiOCallahan.jpg)</div><strong>Character name</strong>: Alexandra O’Callahan (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=211572.msg10420133#msg10420133), Waitress<br/><strong>Who:</strong>Jax, Closed<br/><strong>Where:</strong>The Beach<br/><strong>When: </strong>Friday, August 1 | After Dark<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>This (http://www.polyvore.com/alexandra_night_swimming/set?id=134073554)<br/><hr/>Alex was lost in her own thoughts as her body drifted on the water. She honestly didn’t mind the way the current carried her this way and that… the water was calm enough tonight that she didn’t run the risk of getting pulled under unexpectedly or falling prey to something far more sinister like a whirlpool, which as far as she knew the island didn’t have any anyway. Her eyes were riveted to the moon and stars, content to gaze up at them in a way she rarely had the ability to do when she was on the main land.<br/><br/>A soft, peaceful sigh escaped her as her body rode the waves and she indulged in the serenity of the beach at night. She didn’t see Jax rise from his blanket, nor the way he snuck down to the water and slid in to it. In fact, she had no idea she wasn’t alone until a deep, rumbling voice sounded somewhere a little further out, a foot or two away from where her head pointed out toward the ocean. The second the words slid from his lips, a squeal escaped Alex’s throat and she gave a startled flail, her legs and arms suddenly going from loose and fluid to tense and scrambling.<br/><br/>Immediately, she plunged under the water as her body lost its buoyancy, but a moment later she came up sputtering and wiping at her eyes, her heart hammering in her chest as her legs were treading water. “Jax!” she gasped breathlessly, looking at him and blinking as she pushed her hair out of her face and back. “You scared me!” one hand slapped water in his direction as she gave him the gentle scolding and finally realized that they had to be alone… Her eyes scanned the shoreline, spotting the soft glow of a fire and she realized he must have been there the entire time and she had just been too intent on getting in to the water to realize.<br/><br/>“What on earth are you doing out here at this hour?” she finally asked, intent on steering the conversation away from herself and on to him.