Of course, more people

The theater door was glass, so she could see inside [gotta love that modern architecture]. There was a line of people at the ticket booth. They were all excited to watch the latest Star Wars release. Lea, of course, had already seen it early, since she was invited to the premiere. As a lifelong Star Wars fan, she didn’t like it very much but was paid a sum of money to say it was good on social media.

She rolled her eyes at the crowd and said, “Okay great, looks like I need to find another way in. I don’t want that many people to see me. Maybe there’s another way?”

Lea took a right turn and began going around the side of the theater. She saw a woman in a leather jacket and jeans standing on the corner. She decided to ignore her, as she didn’t want to talk to anyone in this state, but she remembered thinking the woman was beautiful and familiar, even from afar.

“Okay this looks like a way in. Let me try it.” Lea said as she approached the emergency exit door.

She checked to make sure an alarm wasn’t going to blare when she opened it, but she didn’t see any warnings. She cracked the door just a bit and leaned to look inside, pushing her nearly bare ass out toward the street behind her. She couldn’t see anything. It was completely dark. She stood up normally and opened up the door a bit more to squeeze in. She heard a distinct *RRRRIP* sound and immediately her heart sank.