Wings of Momentum
“Ha, fat chance. Alright, Lou, enough with the theatrics. Turn the lights back on.”
In a sulky voice, he cried, “You’re no fun,” I heard a click before seeing the bare concrete around us. It was a smaller version of the warehouse we were in for the auction building.
I heard another snicker and turned around while standing next to Zin.
Lou was walking towards us, not wearing his usual jean-clad, barefoot attire. This time he was wearing a red silk shirt, tight black leather pants, and biker boots, and his long blond hair braided Viking style, and his face appeared more defined like that.
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