wickedpen
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Being new to town and not having any friends work was my outlet. It was my first job after college and the recruiter said "you will love Kansas!" He was cute and I wanted a job and freedom so I took it. Region sales representative turned into a cubicle and taking orders for chemicals.
My boss was old and married but there were a few people my age. They were not the warmest people in the world. I over heard one Friday a conversation about the "Red Door". It sounded like the bar to go to in this small town. I have never been much of a drinker but I was alone in a strange town and to be honest, missing the fun of college.
After work I went to my apartment and debated if I should go. My pant suits from the office, although flattering would not do for a night out. I went into my closet and pulled my old go to jeans. It was Kansas, not like my leather mini skirt and fishnet stockings would do anything but get me arrested. It was a warm spring night and I pulled on a snug U of M tee shirt. I did my makeup subtly and pulled my shoulder length blonde hair back into a pony tail.
"A casual night out" I said to myself as I looked in the mirror.
I could not believe how nervous I was. I had been out a million times and these country yokels would be nothing compared to the Sigma Nu Seniors.
I pulled a Bud Light from the fridge and opened the pack of Camel Lights. After three weeks of Ms Business it felt good to let my hair down.
I sat on the deck of my apartment and smoked and drank the beer slowly. I pondered if I would meet somebody tonight.
I waited till nine and headed downtown having found the address online. I parked my new car a few blocks away and walked in the warm night air.
The address was a brick building with no windows. There were stairs down to a red door with a naked light bulb above it. Foreboding does not begin to cover it. The street was empty and I was nervous, but I stepped down and went to the door.
My boss was old and married but there were a few people my age. They were not the warmest people in the world. I over heard one Friday a conversation about the "Red Door". It sounded like the bar to go to in this small town. I have never been much of a drinker but I was alone in a strange town and to be honest, missing the fun of college.
After work I went to my apartment and debated if I should go. My pant suits from the office, although flattering would not do for a night out. I went into my closet and pulled my old go to jeans. It was Kansas, not like my leather mini skirt and fishnet stockings would do anything but get me arrested. It was a warm spring night and I pulled on a snug U of M tee shirt. I did my makeup subtly and pulled my shoulder length blonde hair back into a pony tail.
"A casual night out" I said to myself as I looked in the mirror.
I could not believe how nervous I was. I had been out a million times and these country yokels would be nothing compared to the Sigma Nu Seniors.
I pulled a Bud Light from the fridge and opened the pack of Camel Lights. After three weeks of Ms Business it felt good to let my hair down.
I sat on the deck of my apartment and smoked and drank the beer slowly. I pondered if I would meet somebody tonight.
I waited till nine and headed downtown having found the address online. I parked my new car a few blocks away and walked in the warm night air.
The address was a brick building with no windows. There were stairs down to a red door with a naked light bulb above it. Foreboding does not begin to cover it. The street was empty and I was nervous, but I stepped down and went to the door.