<em>Ingrid, drunk, crawling and bawling.</em><br/><br/>Elevator. It swam before her eyes and she lifted one heavy arm to paw at the button.  Finally she smacked it and the light engaged.  Waiting took forever.  Sixth floor, Morgan Delany. Irish name, Irish bastard. Fucking drunk!  Pfft.  She scoffed and dragged her hand through her tangled hair.  The room spun and she wished to fuck that it would just hold still so she could catch the elevator when the doors opened.  She heard the ding and crawled in.  She didn't trust her legs, they wouldn't hold her.<br/><br/>Oh hell.  The elevator was spinning too.  It wouldn't hold still.  Maybe she should take the stairs?  No. Her logical mind reasoned that she'd break her neck and she sucked her bottom lip into her mouth as she fought to pick out which of the buttons was truly the six that she needed to hit.<br/><br/>Sixth Floor. Drunkards and Divas.  Going up?  She mashed the button and the elevator doors closed.  Resting her head on the cold metal panel, she thanked Otis for making the contraptions called elevators.  He truly had her utmost respect.<br/><br/>Jarring to a halt, she looked around in a panic and realized that the journey had ended.  Sixth floor!  She grinned and crawled toward the door, bumping into the side with her right hip as she made her way out, her stocking feet sliding across the floor.  She had a piece of her mind and then some to give him.  Stupid fucking cock sucker!<br/><br/>She banged on the door with the flat of her hand.  It was the right door, wasn't it? There were so many and they wouldn't hold still, so she couldn't be sure.  "Morgan!  Morg<em>AN!</em>" she called, the roar of his music making her head hurt.  She leaned against the wall and curled up, deciding to wait.  Maybe she should go back to her room?  No… she would just go to sleep right there. Felt so nice. So warm.  Mmm.  She pulled her knees up and snuggled happily with the wall, her black eyes closing and the dark streaks drying on her cheeks, the centers of those tracks clear with the tears that had shed like waterfalls.<br/>