<div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/c/cc/Burnout-Juliana.jpg)</div><hr/><strong>Juliana Dang (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=180776.msg8645575#msg8645575)</strong><br/><strong>Car: </strong>1998 Acura Integra GSR. Parked in the garage. (http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/8/88/Juliana-GSR.jpg)<br/><strong>Appearance: </strong>Yellow string bikini, jean cut-off shorts covering her bottom, though unbuttoned and her favourite black flip-flops.<br/><strong>Location: </strong>Patio, kitchen and back again<br/><strong>Tags: </strong>Adriano<hr/><br/>"<strong>Oh! I thought that was a given,</strong>" Juliana replied, as cheery as ever to Adriano mentioning that the winner take the pictures. "<strong>I was kind of under the impression it would be a private show.</strong>" It wasn't often that the girl was ever really feisty but given the nature of her company and perhaps the competitive undertone between them all, it was beginning to come out of her.<br/><br/>The sips at her margarita turned to full on gulps as the drink was starting to warm up. She placed the glass down on the patio table with a bit of conviction to show that she had finished off the tasty beverage. "<strong>Guh. Guess we better clean up the food before everyone forgets to and we start racing, mm?</strong>" Juliana shimmied her chair away from the table so she could stand up. She walked from her spot to the part of the table that held the number of aluminum trays that held the food and started to carry them in. "<strong>You're helping, Adriano!</strong>" was the last thing she said to the Italian before disappearing into the kitchen.<br/><br/>The good thing about having this barbecue so close to moving in was that the fridge didn't have much time to get filled up with junk, leaving plenty of room for the leftover feast. She covered the tray of burgers and dogs that she had brought in with foil before stuffing them in the fridge. The cool air was a slight relief from the heat of the outdoors, giving Juliana more reason to stand by the appliance, bent over at the waist, for a little bit longer.