such_a_bad_man
You know... That guy.
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Ian stepped into the vestibule of the Clovis Building, one of the city’s high rise condo buildings, and buzzed himself in with his security pass. Just through the secure door, he stood in the building’s lobby and nodded to Lawrence (not Larry according to a pointed discussion they had after Ian moved in). Turning past the security desk, he dipped in to check his mailbox and paused when he saw Mila standing there.
Mila was a vision. His neighbor across the hall, Ian learned she was a model after chatting with her sporadically as they caught each other in the hallway, elevator or by the mailboxes. She was always friendly and had a strange work schedule like Ian did. She was the only one in the building that traveled for her work more than he did for his.
Ian worked for a company that designed and built concert installations and other big time event set-ups. While headquartered in LA, his company sent him all over the world or attached him to touring concerts to make sure that the events went off without a hitch. He had just gotten back from a tour with the latest #1 pop star last week, but hadn’t seen Mila yet.
He smiled and cleared his throat as he stepped close. Mila about jumped out of her strappy sandals when he did, but smiled when she saw who it was. He smiled back and opened his box.
“Hey, Mila, Just getting back from somewhere exotic as well?” Ian asked, figuring she had to have been on location for a shoot lately since he hadn’t seen her all week. Looking inside his mail box, it looked like all his held mail arrived today. It was no small feat pulling all the ads and junk mail out along with the pertinent bills without dropping them all.
He glanced at Mila, her perfect straight black hair framing her face as he noticed she was sporting a nose ring now. That was a switch. So was the light bronzing of a tan on her usually porcelain skin. She was so fair skinned that he wasn’t sure if she could tan or if her company forbade it. Agencies in this town set the rules for their talent so he reasoned anything was possible. He’d gawked at her before but they had been friendly enough that he didn’t feel the need to walk his eyes over her curves again. He knew she had the body for her profession, though that didn’t make it easy to restrain himself as he fumbled with his mail.
Mila was a vision. His neighbor across the hall, Ian learned she was a model after chatting with her sporadically as they caught each other in the hallway, elevator or by the mailboxes. She was always friendly and had a strange work schedule like Ian did. She was the only one in the building that traveled for her work more than he did for his.
Ian worked for a company that designed and built concert installations and other big time event set-ups. While headquartered in LA, his company sent him all over the world or attached him to touring concerts to make sure that the events went off without a hitch. He had just gotten back from a tour with the latest #1 pop star last week, but hadn’t seen Mila yet.
He smiled and cleared his throat as he stepped close. Mila about jumped out of her strappy sandals when he did, but smiled when she saw who it was. He smiled back and opened his box.
“Hey, Mila, Just getting back from somewhere exotic as well?” Ian asked, figuring she had to have been on location for a shoot lately since he hadn’t seen her all week. Looking inside his mail box, it looked like all his held mail arrived today. It was no small feat pulling all the ads and junk mail out along with the pertinent bills without dropping them all.
He glanced at Mila, her perfect straight black hair framing her face as he noticed she was sporting a nose ring now. That was a switch. So was the light bronzing of a tan on her usually porcelain skin. She was so fair skinned that he wasn’t sure if she could tan or if her company forbade it. Agencies in this town set the rules for their talent so he reasoned anything was possible. He’d gawked at her before but they had been friendly enough that he didn’t feel the need to walk his eyes over her curves again. He knew she had the body for her profession, though that didn’t make it easy to restrain himself as he fumbled with his mail.