An encounter with Misty.

Television did not prepare me for the realities of my first drunk experience; Mary thought as she stared at her reflection in the mirror of the Whirlwind bathroom. I doubt this will pass anytime soon so I might as make way toward the exit.

The tipsy girl left the safety of the restroom. The hustle and bustle of the Whirlwind's dining room along with her intoxicated state made Mary feel as though she was navigating a tightrope. Swaying back and forth Mary narrowly avoided disaster on several occasions. Her luck ran out when a boisterously drunk frat boy who was animatedly recounting a story decided to jump in front of her. The two crashed together, and Mary surely would have slammed into the floor if her waitress Misty had not caught her.

"Whoa, girl. I certainly hope you're not driving tonight." Misty said she continued to clutch Mary close to her.

Mary looked up and stared into Misty's sparkling emerald eyes. With her hair those eyes are enchanting; Mary thought.

As Mary continued to stare at the punk girls green eyes, a broad impish grin appeared on Misty's face. {if Fun >= 75}"I saw you and your friend playing under the table. If either of you would like a more experienced teacher, let me know." Misty then slipped a scrap of paper into Mary's hand."{else if **** >= 90}"If you get tired of that little boy of yours check out that piece of paper.{else}"You and your cute blonde friend seemed close. If either of you wants to experience some of the stuff, locals do while the con is in session I'd love to be your guide." Then the young punk rocker slipped a scrap of paper in Mary's hand.{endif}

Misty then lowered her hands and caressed Mary's ass before letting her go. {if Fun >= 75}"Oh my no panties," the server whispered seductively in Mary's ear. "You are full of surprises." Misty then playfully ran her tongue around Mary's ear lobe.{endif}{if **** >= 90}"Oh my no panties," the server whispered seductively in Mary's ear. "You certainly know how to make a girl jealous." Misty then playfully ran her tongue around Mary's ear lobe.{else}"Be sure to read what's on that paper before you go to bed tonight," Misty said as she helped guide Mary to the exit.{endif}

Mary opened the folded up piece of paper just before exiting. In green ink was what appeared to be a phone number followed by the message I'll be up all night. She certainly is forward; Mary thought. Mary nearly threw the piece of paper in the trash can. Instead, the memory of how it felt when the green haired girl held Mary in her arms stayed Mary's hand. Mary shoved the note in her purse and went to meet up with the Tempest clan.