A Rude Awakening
After a brilliant night out Michel steered the Lambretta towards the Grange Hotel. With more of a thud then she had intended the scooters front wheel struck the door, causing it to swing open. She allowed the scooter to coast into the neglected outbuilding, along the back wall of which soiled chefs whites where piled high on a row of rickety chairs. These not so white whites, erupted like a ghostly volcano. Resulting in Michel allowing her scooter to tip on its side. As the sun announced the dawn, she swore, her expletive was repeated from beneath the rapidly cascading whites, which were falling like red hot larvae sliding down the side of a mountain. Donald’s night out had also been great, but after so many Black Velvets he had crashed out in the chef’s changing room. Michel and Donald swore again in union then burst into laughter, before setting out arm in arm to started work. Michel to the reception desk and Donald to the kitchens.
Haha! Sounds like they both had a great night of fun! They seem to be made for each other. Cute story, Mike!
Thank you PJ, it seemed like they are made for each other, but it did not happen.
Cute and fun story! Sounds like a night they’ll both remember 🙂
I reckon thats true, thank you for your feedback. Mike
Most interesting Mike, you had me engrossed from the start..
I am grateful for your feedback, I am pleased that my story was absorbing. Mike
Good fun. Might be a struggle to start through the day at work when the hang over kicks in! Nicely done.
A struggle it will be, but they are young. Thank you for your comments. Mike
Sounds like that will be a great team to work with 🙂 Good fun story.
They were! Thank you for your feed back. Mike
Cute and fun story. Loved the receptionist and the chef as well as the description!
Thats a kind comment. Thank you for your feedback. Mike
hahaha cute and funny story. Loved it.
I am pleased, thank you. Mike
Well, that would definitely make for an unforgettable night! Wonderful characters, and loved their dynamics.
I appreciate your feedback, thank you. Mike