Walking through the foyer she was amazed by its design, the front elevation made up entirely of softly tinted green glass, extending 12 floors up at a... angle of approximately 50 degrees, making the wall a roof and the roof a wall of sheet glass, displaying the night sky from the interior of the atrium to perfection. Looking up, this wall of glass seemed to expand and rise up above them, shimmering fragments of light refracting off the patchwork surface like a myriad of eyes staring down at. "Oh, you didn't know? She asked him if he wanted to come. I guess she doesn't want to be without her new boyfriend." She said it offhand, but the jealousy was clear to read."He had other plans." I wasn't even going to bother denying it again; besides, he said he didn't care what I told people. But she was beginning to piss me off."I'm sure," she said snidely. "Can you believe she actually invited one of the Hawkins kids?" I was being nice," I said through gritted teeth, clenching my fists under. Like you. Only three dollars. You like it, yes?”Roni held her wrist toward me. “What do you think?” I looked at the bracelet while she glanced down at my hard cock and frowned. Like I had a choice. “Very nice,” I said. “Would you like to buy it?”She nodded. “I think so.” She turned to the man. “How do I pay you?” She smiled. “As you can see, I’ve no place to keep a wallet.”He smiled and raised his eyes from looking at her tits. “I know, Miss.”He pointed to the key fastened to her wrist by an. She was a tomboy, loved playing football, hiking challenging trails, and owned her own studio where she taught Go-Ju Ryu Karate. While she loved dressing up occasionally, she would rather be in jeans and a beat up sweatshirt. If she were going to dress and be ‘girly’ it was going to be for something fun and adventurous, like The Masquerade. Alex let her eyes flit around the ballroom again, admiring the masks, gowns and surcoats. Her eyes happened on the man in green once again, and felt his.