MissVictoria
Falling Farther In
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Bes Manke, 30 years old, 5'9", slim with no hips and moderate sized breasts, light brown eyes, very dark brown hair to her mid-back. The "mother hen" amongst her group of friends.
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Another New Years had come and gone. The party had been wildly successful, if you can measure parties as such. Drinking, dancing, socialisation, a few wild and crazy moments.
Bes was always the responsible one. It was her house that her friends had persueded to use for the night, after some insistance and begging on their part. Bes wasn't really much into loud social scenes. They made her uncomfortable, and didn't impress her at all. But Bes agreed to the party when her friends pointed out that not only did her house have a lot of extra space, but that she could play drink police and make sure no one was driving unsafely.
She had agreed, and kept to their word. She did take the keys of a few partygoers, and they had spent the night in one of her several guest bedrooms. They were all sleeping soundly now, and Bes had already slept as much as she could. It was seven in the morning, and she had a lot of cleaning to do.
Picking up beer bottles, plastic cups, confetti and party hats, Bes sighed softly at the tediousness of the task, but pursued until the house was back in order. By eleven o clock the house was back into a near-former state, and she paused to look out the window.
Snow fell down slowly, drifting lazily and entrancing the woman with its slow downward path. She leaned over the back of the couch, resting on her knees, her long brown hair a contrast against her soft ivory sweater. She laid her hands on her folded arms, sighed and smiled slightly. She loved winter time.
Above her, and upstairs in one of the rooms, she heard a guest stirring.
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Another New Years had come and gone. The party had been wildly successful, if you can measure parties as such. Drinking, dancing, socialisation, a few wild and crazy moments.
Bes was always the responsible one. It was her house that her friends had persueded to use for the night, after some insistance and begging on their part. Bes wasn't really much into loud social scenes. They made her uncomfortable, and didn't impress her at all. But Bes agreed to the party when her friends pointed out that not only did her house have a lot of extra space, but that she could play drink police and make sure no one was driving unsafely.
She had agreed, and kept to their word. She did take the keys of a few partygoers, and they had spent the night in one of her several guest bedrooms. They were all sleeping soundly now, and Bes had already slept as much as she could. It was seven in the morning, and she had a lot of cleaning to do.
Picking up beer bottles, plastic cups, confetti and party hats, Bes sighed softly at the tediousness of the task, but pursued until the house was back in order. By eleven o clock the house was back into a near-former state, and she paused to look out the window.
Snow fell down slowly, drifting lazily and entrancing the woman with its slow downward path. She leaned over the back of the couch, resting on her knees, her long brown hair a contrast against her soft ivory sweater. She laid her hands on her folded arms, sighed and smiled slightly. She loved winter time.
Above her, and upstairs in one of the rooms, she heard a guest stirring.