<div class="floatright"><strong>Courtney Rivers - City streets walking back</strong><br/>            (http://i77.photobucket.com/albums/j77/wulfjaeger/Effiquiy/courtneythumb.jpg)</div><br/>The brisk early morning coolness tickled Courtney's body,  her leather jacked draped over he dark red corset was the only thing keeping her arms warm while the black fishnet stockings slipping up under a black skirt that barely covered her ass cheeks was the only thing between her legs and a certain cold.  She walked slowly, recapping the events of the evening.  The bar full of guys and girls, the usual half-hearted attempts at approaching her that generally resulted in some sort of a snide comment and copious amounts of alcohol.  And then she came along...the redhead with piercings in her nose and a white shirt that just barely showed the transparent lace bra underneath.  She had stopped to order a drink, but as with all thing in nature magnetic attraction will always take over.  They had talked and danced and talked and eventually they had kissed.  It was one of those dancing in a corner staring into each other's eyes type of moments, where the earth spun a little faster and the two bodies drifted closer together until they were touching.  The rest of the night would have turned out to be a flurry of flying clothes and naked skin, but the girl...'Amber' had needed to be up too early to truly enjoy the experience.<br/><br/>Courtney smiled happily, lost in her thoughts as she turned the corner near the alley where WR's main door was.  Startled out of her thoughts by the screech of a firetruck which nearly ran her over, she looked to see where it was going.  Panic seized her mind as she realized it had turned down the alley.  Lights of all sorts were flashing off of the buildings nearby as cars and pedestrians mulled about in their pajama's staring down the alley.<br/><br/>Walking faster now, almost running Courtney reached the corner and her mind screamed as she saw smoke drifting out of the main door.  Frantic she searched the crowd for familiar faces.