Re: Your Place - Anna

by **purplegeekness** Thu May 07, 2009 12:42 am

Anna kept her eye on Jack, for him to travel so far back was a little unusual. She thought he might have ulterior motives....either he didn't want to be seen with her or he didn't want to be caught up in whichever mess she was in this time....or possibly he didn't want to involve her in whatever he was up to his neck in.

She parked the car out the front of the mansion for Julio to park properly. She knew he would take the proper care and attention of it. She flew indoors, looking around for him.

"Julio, we may have a guest, please entertain him and show him around while I change. It's Jack." She knew Julio had no fondness for the vampire but he would be polite and do as he was told. Arriving at her wardrobe she was pleased to see she did manage to save one or two leather items from her closet in Braddock. The thigh high leather boots were always a crowd pleaser, even although they didn't have heels. They formed part of her working clothes, the kevlar inliner made it a little uncomfortable, but these were sometimes the price one had to pay for fashion. If she wore the boots, she had to go with the matching catsuit and the leather trenchcoat. She hated it now, it seemed so passe. It was her style right up until someone stole it for a movie some time back.

Anna walked towards the entrance to meet Jack over an hour after he dropped her off. She'd taken the time to shower and dry and redo her scent for the evening. Something she was sure Jack would remember. She strode towards the entrance looking for Julio to zip her up.

"Julio? Where are you?"

by **Jedi_Master_007** Wed May 06, 2009 4:30 pm

Jack laughed, but he agreed. Maybe it was just he liked the idea of seeing Anna wear something in leather. Anna's physical beauty was something that was renowned among kindred who knew her. Getting her to take that appearance and mix it with the leather bunny look was something nobody had seen before.

Jack helped put the top back up on your convertable, and then after another minute or two of small talk, the two of you left. Jack refused to leave his bike, claiming a real biker didn't worry about riding in the rain. You led the way to your place, finding yourself checking the rear view more then once. Jack stayed a good distance behind, following like you had suggested...