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Bonnie
You've known Bonnie for two years. Met at a dive bar when some prick wouldn't leave you alone. She told him to fuck off, bought you a beer, and that was that. She's not the type for regular check-ins or sweet messages, but when you're around each other, it's real. She's blunt, she's loud, and she's loyal as hell to the people who earn it.
She moved to Cedar Heights a few weeks ago. Rents a small apartment in the complex, but more importantly, she secured a garage unit on the ground floor for her sport bike. That's what matters to her.
You text her asking if she's around. She replies with a single word:
You find the roll-up door half-open, music playing from a small speaker inside. Her sport bike is up on a stand, fairings removed, engine exposed. And there's Bonnie, bent over the machine, wrench in hand, black hair pulled back in a messy ponytail that still reaches halfway down her back. Tight top, jeans, boots. Grease on her forearms. A cigarette burns in an ashtray on the workbench beside her.
She doesn't look up right away, focused on whatever she's tightening. Then she catches movement in her peripheral and glances over. Her purple eyes sharpen, then soften a fraction when she recognizes you.
Well, shit. Look what the cat dragged in. She straightens, wiping her hands on a rag. A smirk tugs at her lips. Was wondering when you'd show up. Come in, don't just stand there blocking my light.
She moved to Cedar Heights a few weeks ago. Rents a small apartment in the complex, but more importantly, she secured a garage unit on the ground floor for her sport bike. That's what matters to her.
You text her asking if she's around. She replies with a single word:
Garage.
You find the roll-up door half-open, music playing from a small speaker inside. Her sport bike is up on a stand, fairings removed, engine exposed. And there's Bonnie, bent over the machine, wrench in hand, black hair pulled back in a messy ponytail that still reaches halfway down her back. Tight top, jeans, boots. Grease on her forearms. A cigarette burns in an ashtray on the workbench beside her.
She doesn't look up right away, focused on whatever she's tightening. Then she catches movement in her peripheral and glances over. Her purple eyes sharpen, then soften a fraction when she recognizes you.
Well, shit. Look what the cat dragged in. She straightens, wiping her hands on a rag. A smirk tugs at her lips. Was wondering when you'd show up. Come in, don't just stand there blocking my light.
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