She said nothing. There was no one to say anything to. She looked over at Shane. He looked almost like an angel beside her. The moon caressing his skin as it slipped through the burgundy curtains making it seem almost luminescent. His pale blue eyes hidden by his slumber. She could still see them though, in her mind. The way they were when she first saw him.
He stood out in the club like a wild flower on the side of a volcano. His beauty made only more visible by the absolute lack of beauty in the people around him. They all seemed to be in pain some how. Their eyes blackened by too much make up, too much heroin or too much of an angry lover. It was too much all together. Their clothing, as black and decaying as their spirits, bound them together into a blinding blur of grieving souls. Callie didn't know why she was there. She had stopped going to places like The Dungeon years before when she realized her needs could not be truly fulfilled by the Absinthe soaked troglodytes that inhabited the club scene. But then there he was. No make up , no green nail polish, or dyed black hair. Just combat boots, black jeans and a fading Ramones T-shirt. And those eyes, Blue. That word didn't do justice to them. They were a shade of blue that can only be seen on a bitter arctic morning in the fading lights of the Aurora borealis. Or in the eyes of this beautiful man.
He reached for her hand and she took his. He led her through the labyrinth of bodies before them. Callie's mind raced. "Not him. Not tonight. Please." He pushed her through the steel doors to the alley. He turned her to face him and said with conviction. "I have been waiting for you, You are my soul mate." Callie giggled, not only at what would have been an obvious pick up line had it come from anyone else, but because he could never know just how ludicrous that statement was.
"My name is Shane, come home with me. I need to make love to you"