Who: Conrad and Savannah.
What: Movie night?
Where: Savannah's apartment.
When: 8/12/21
Conrad pulled into the parkin spot, cut the engine and then leant forward to stare out the windshield to the window of Savannah's aparment. Drawing back to rest his forehead on the wheel he clenched his teeth.
Why am I doing this? he thought feeling his belt dig into him, reminding him that he still had yet to unbuckle and even make like he was going to get out of the car. Waking up next to Savannah had felt nice and it'd been a while since he'd shared a bed with a warm female body. It was his curse that the woman who felt very good
to him was also the woman who wasn't going to be very good
for him. All traces of the night before were one, her bruises the only reminder of anything they'd done or said before the sun rose. He'd made her breakfast surprised that he'd found decent ingredients and more surprised that she'd eaten it with gusto.
Before he'd left he realised he had forgotten the movie and then said something about bringing it around again - not bothering to hear her protests before he left and resumed his suited life.
Sighing he took his belt off, got out the car and it beeped shut. Taking to the stairs two at a time he reached her door in a blur then stopped. He stared at the wood of the door and then looked around him. The hallways were black lino floored with dirty brown walls that were streaked with dirt of some kind and he could see the bars of the windows at the end of the hall. A tv faintly blared from down the coridoor and the lift was permenantly out of order. All it needed was screaming, gunshots and mildew and the place would be a health hazard. Conrad lived in an upscale apartment building that you needed a code and a card to get into. There was a doorman and the elevator always worked - and it was quiet, and there was carpet on the hallway floors. The best bit was his view was incomparable.
No wonder Savannah thought him a snob. He knocked loudly at the door feeling the fizz from the wardens as if they too were wondering why he was bothering with formalities when he usually abused them and walked right on in. It wasn't like he'd forgotten 'his' keys either.