Note: Please do not think this story is racist against any religion (I hate them all honestly). It is honestly more of a treatise upon our times. Daisy is every bit as much a character straight out of any Saturday or Sunday morning on a London High Street. Take both with a grain of salt.
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Daisy knew she looked rough. Walking down the High Street at seven o'clock in the morning barefoot nonetheless. Her six inch heels that looked so damned hot last night were simply not worth the effort this morning. They along with her knickers were stuffed in the huge, over-sized purse slung over her shoulder.
Her top had a few stains on it and smelled just a tad ripe. A couple of them were red wine, she remembered those. But she was afraid that a couple of the others were Charlotte's barf. That was probably where the smell came from. But then too she had snuck out of the flat without a shower so her body still carried the smell of sweat from the packed dance floor and sex. She smiled at that last thought.
She stubbed her toe and reminded herself to follow her mother's advice next time and throw a pair of flats in the bag before she left. The woman ought to know. How many walks of shame had she taken in past twenty odd years?