LadyRebels wrote:Corrian wrote:
Electra watched as one of the neighbors hopped into some old beat up Toyota Camry. There was nothing too exciting to look at right now, so she was watching the activities of the neighborhood. She was suprised to see such an old crappy car in the area, since she figured that New York City would be too expensive for someone to have such a cheap car, but then again she figured the person could be kind of stupid and spent all his money on a house and didn't save any for a good car. She also figured that the guy might of just been from out of town where its cheaper and was picking up his friend for some activity.
She watched as the driver was apparently looking at her, though she couldn't tell what he was saying. From the look his friend gave him in the passenger seat, she wasn't sure what he was saying was good. She just rolled her eyes, figuring he was like the immature boys at her old school. She also thought of possibly screwing around with them with her car by scaring the crap out of them by flying up on the rear of their car, then screwing around with them in other ways, possibly getting herself in trouble with the cops again, but she decided against it and watched as they drove off. Instead she just continued to look around the neighborhood.
Connie steps out on the porch with her cup of coffee, and seeing a new person across the street makes her way over, "Hello and welcome to Brooklyn and the neighborhood", she says with a huge smile at the young woman.
Electra's attention went and focused on the neighbor who came over and greeted her. She stopped leaning against her car and faced the neighbor. From the looks of it the neighbor was going to be a friendly neighbor. She responded to the neighbor with a not-so-huge smile, and said "Thank you for the polite welcoming. It was a long drive but I made it". While still paying attention to the neighbor, she went over and examined the tire marks she caused on the road and the driveway, then said "I'll clean that up later", pointing at the tire marks.


