All The Fallen ~*~ Chapter 15 ~*~ Relentless

            The day was bright, sunny and not a cloud touched or graced the LA sky, today was a good day.  Today, she started a new job, so it was a great day.  She walked, her hips swaying from side to side, her feet walking a strict straight line. 

            She saw the building first, not taking notice of the cars just yet.  They were secondary to the building, the real structure.  She saw the steel and concrete corner building.  Long elegant openings perfect for longer and even more elegant windows.  Parking, my, there was parking.  She crossed the street slowly, her feet falling ever so silently on the sidewalk, she turned to look back at the other side of the street to give herself some perspective, turning in a dancer’s pirouette, then back to her destination of the soon to be putty in her hands building. 

            She saw the trendy Mini Cooper of Alice, she ran her finger over the mirror, gently enough so that the alarm didn’t go off.  Then she cocked her head, luminous green eyes finding Marina and Jenny’s ‘muscle’ car.  She smiled, thinking for some reason, it was appropriate for those two to be in that car.  Then there was Susan’s Hummer, the black monstrosity that she drove with the same hard edged style that Susan lived her life.  Another car, oh yes, Tina Kennard’s economical Honda.  There was another car, SUV.  Black and red it was fairly new that she didn’t know, perhaps a new playmate?  She smiled lightly.

            She always came into a new prospective place, the space she’d be designing, from the back entrance.  She never realized why, but she always did.  Perhaps she it was because she enjoyed seeing things from behind.  The soft allure of curves and corners the patterns of things yet to be seen by anyone else’s eyes.

            She smiled, looking at the floor first, thick cement floor of a modern building.  Her eyes wandered upwards, steel beaming and an over 25 foot ceiling.  Jo did like her heights.  Leave it to her to find a 3 story building, cornered on one of the best streets of LA.  Yeah, leave it to Jo.  She did have a way…