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OOC: Closed for EklectickChik
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Quinn was mildly irritated with himself, “Why didn't I just fly? It would've been cheaper, and I'd already be home... on my couch drinking a beer.. mmm.” He then remembered why he decided to make the drive in the first place, not exactly a good reason, but it had been a good one at the time. Quinn had decided to drive to LasVegas for a work convention and stop to see an old friend along the way, it was supposed to be at least an over night stay, but as was Craig's track record in college the guy was a flake, He'd forgotten Quinn was coming. So instead of shacking out on a couch he rented a motel room at the only place he could find. One restless night in a motel room that smelled like moth balls and what was supposed to be a great trip, started out with a thud.
So, after spending 5 days in Vegas, schmoozing with all the who’s who in the Industry, he'd finally headed back home, The traffic heading back on I-70 wasn't that bad, and the Jeep Unlimited was getting decent gas mileage but sitting in it for 10 hrs was going to break his back. So, pulling over in Green River Utah he'd decided to fill up on gas, grab a bite and head east. Not much to look at, Well Utah wasn't much to look at to begin with but he'd been unable to not notice the beautiful woman walking out of the restroom who nearly ran him over.
At 5'11” 210 Quinn wasn't small, he'd do more damage to her by accident than she'd ever do to him. But still, he'd prefer to not get run over by a beautiful woman if he could avoid it. There was something that intrigued him about her. She was probably 5'10 or so, maybe 125-135 lbs curvy in all the right places, wearing a faded long sleeve t-shirt, cute khaki short shorts, that showed off an ass she definitely must have earned from hours in the gym. She was also wearing an old aged Notre Dame ball cap pulled low hiding her face but not her long brown hair pulled back behind her ears. No this woman was on a mission of some sort, in a rush not to be seen or interact with anyone. She didn't acknowledge him when he said “oops.. sorry” as she flew by which he could have taken as being quite rude. What looked weird was, she was wearing a long sleeve t-shirt in nearly 95 degree weather in the middle of Utah, Either she's got tattoos she's trying to hide, which makes no sense, or she's hiding something on those arms. On top of that she was getting into a little convertible Pontiac Solstice, cute car, but she had the top down. Weird again for this kind of weather.
She did make a lasting impression though. He could still smell her perfume, body lotion or what ever it was, it gave you that hint of the girl next door, probably from some neighborhood that still left the front doors unlocked. “Quinn, he thought to himself, you've been single far too long, stop making shit up about someone you'll never meet.” Quinn got back to doodling on his phone, reading the latest on sports news when he looked out the restaurant window, what looked like storm clouds were rolling in from the west. Normally he wouldn't be worried, hell his Jeep could handle a little rain,and probably the next apocalypse, but he didn't want to get caught in the rain driving on I-70 at night... nope. Maybe he'd make it to Grand Junction and stop for the night.. no rush to get home, nobody there waiting on him.. So, heading back out to his Jeep he fueled up and headed east on I-70 just as the rain started in, not too bad, but I wouldn't want to be driving a little convertible in this weather...
70 miles out and the rain was pouring down now, the storm clouds had been moving faster than he'd expected, he'd crossed over the UT/CO state line about 5 miles back and crossed over a ridge.. That's when he spotted it.. or more importantly spotted her, the girl next door from Green River. As he slowed down he'd noticed she'd pulled the car over previously to put the top up, but that wasn't what looked to be the issue. He could see it, about 10 feet away from the car, shinny metal of a wheel that must have come off the car. He pulled over in front of the car and looked back in his side mirror she was there trying to get the jack stand up and under the car in this rain, getting soaked to the bone. Quinn quickly took to action, grabbed his compact rain jacket from under his seat, unzipped it and put it on, he also grabbed his flashlight from the glove box. Leaving the Jeep running, heater on just in case, he zipped up the jacket, and stepped out into the rain. The Jeep wasn't going anywhere with the keys in his pocket.. gotta love modern tech, just in case some jackass was to swing through and try to take it they couldn't get far.
Stepping closer to the passenger side of the car flashlight turned oon so he could see her, he announced himself to make sure she knew he was there before getting too close. “Hi there!..Can I be of any help??”
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Quinn was mildly irritated with himself, “Why didn't I just fly? It would've been cheaper, and I'd already be home... on my couch drinking a beer.. mmm.” He then remembered why he decided to make the drive in the first place, not exactly a good reason, but it had been a good one at the time. Quinn had decided to drive to LasVegas for a work convention and stop to see an old friend along the way, it was supposed to be at least an over night stay, but as was Craig's track record in college the guy was a flake, He'd forgotten Quinn was coming. So instead of shacking out on a couch he rented a motel room at the only place he could find. One restless night in a motel room that smelled like moth balls and what was supposed to be a great trip, started out with a thud.
So, after spending 5 days in Vegas, schmoozing with all the who’s who in the Industry, he'd finally headed back home, The traffic heading back on I-70 wasn't that bad, and the Jeep Unlimited was getting decent gas mileage but sitting in it for 10 hrs was going to break his back. So, pulling over in Green River Utah he'd decided to fill up on gas, grab a bite and head east. Not much to look at, Well Utah wasn't much to look at to begin with but he'd been unable to not notice the beautiful woman walking out of the restroom who nearly ran him over.
At 5'11” 210 Quinn wasn't small, he'd do more damage to her by accident than she'd ever do to him. But still, he'd prefer to not get run over by a beautiful woman if he could avoid it. There was something that intrigued him about her. She was probably 5'10 or so, maybe 125-135 lbs curvy in all the right places, wearing a faded long sleeve t-shirt, cute khaki short shorts, that showed off an ass she definitely must have earned from hours in the gym. She was also wearing an old aged Notre Dame ball cap pulled low hiding her face but not her long brown hair pulled back behind her ears. No this woman was on a mission of some sort, in a rush not to be seen or interact with anyone. She didn't acknowledge him when he said “oops.. sorry” as she flew by which he could have taken as being quite rude. What looked weird was, she was wearing a long sleeve t-shirt in nearly 95 degree weather in the middle of Utah, Either she's got tattoos she's trying to hide, which makes no sense, or she's hiding something on those arms. On top of that she was getting into a little convertible Pontiac Solstice, cute car, but she had the top down. Weird again for this kind of weather.
She did make a lasting impression though. He could still smell her perfume, body lotion or what ever it was, it gave you that hint of the girl next door, probably from some neighborhood that still left the front doors unlocked. “Quinn, he thought to himself, you've been single far too long, stop making shit up about someone you'll never meet.” Quinn got back to doodling on his phone, reading the latest on sports news when he looked out the restaurant window, what looked like storm clouds were rolling in from the west. Normally he wouldn't be worried, hell his Jeep could handle a little rain,and probably the next apocalypse, but he didn't want to get caught in the rain driving on I-70 at night... nope. Maybe he'd make it to Grand Junction and stop for the night.. no rush to get home, nobody there waiting on him.. So, heading back out to his Jeep he fueled up and headed east on I-70 just as the rain started in, not too bad, but I wouldn't want to be driving a little convertible in this weather...
70 miles out and the rain was pouring down now, the storm clouds had been moving faster than he'd expected, he'd crossed over the UT/CO state line about 5 miles back and crossed over a ridge.. That's when he spotted it.. or more importantly spotted her, the girl next door from Green River. As he slowed down he'd noticed she'd pulled the car over previously to put the top up, but that wasn't what looked to be the issue. He could see it, about 10 feet away from the car, shinny metal of a wheel that must have come off the car. He pulled over in front of the car and looked back in his side mirror she was there trying to get the jack stand up and under the car in this rain, getting soaked to the bone. Quinn quickly took to action, grabbed his compact rain jacket from under his seat, unzipped it and put it on, he also grabbed his flashlight from the glove box. Leaving the Jeep running, heater on just in case, he zipped up the jacket, and stepped out into the rain. The Jeep wasn't going anywhere with the keys in his pocket.. gotta love modern tech, just in case some jackass was to swing through and try to take it they couldn't get far.
Stepping closer to the passenger side of the car flashlight turned oon so he could see her, he announced himself to make sure she knew he was there before getting too close. “Hi there!..Can I be of any help??”