Holding on at the Go-Go
Jul. 27th, 2016 09:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
middle_amazonThe burning wind kicks up enough dust to cloud her vision and fill both her nostrils with acrid sandpaper. Wonder Woman has been in worse places and times, she reminds herself stepping forward, hoping this "Go-Go Motel and RV Park," truly is the spot.
Behind the long faded jade curtains, the owner of the RV park peers out at her. She identifies herself with a name she's still getting used to rolling off her tongue, almost calling herself "Wonder Girl" instead of Wonder Woman. (He'd love that.) The owner is not impressed, and from the amused, slightly lascivious smirk Donna gets the sense he thinks she's there in a different professional capacity.
"Sure, honey, got someone by the name of Roger Arrowsmith in Lot T."
T...Figures.
"Keeps to himself," the man notes, with the last drag on his cigarette. "Most people here do. Don't make a fuss," he says, with a mild plea riding on his voice.
She doesn't even bother knocking. The best men in her life taught her to pick locks.
"Roy...Roy, it's Donna. I'm here to take you home."
Behind the long faded jade curtains, the owner of the RV park peers out at her. She identifies herself with a name she's still getting used to rolling off her tongue, almost calling herself "Wonder Girl" instead of Wonder Woman. (He'd love that.) The owner is not impressed, and from the amused, slightly lascivious smirk Donna gets the sense he thinks she's there in a different professional capacity.
"Sure, honey, got someone by the name of Roger Arrowsmith in Lot T."
T...Figures.
"Keeps to himself," the man notes, with the last drag on his cigarette. "Most people here do. Don't make a fuss," he says, with a mild plea riding on his voice.
She doesn't even bother knocking. The best men in her life taught her to pick locks.
"Roy...Roy, it's Donna. I'm here to take you home."
