Oh how she missed being able to see her knock out reflection in a mirror. With a sigh, she looked down at her outfit. Her black skinny jeans hugged the curves of her long legs and backside, the 'distresses' in them gave glimpses - small as they were - at her pale skin. A stark contrast between the black of the jeans, but she didn't mind. Hell, even before she was a vampire she was fair of skin, skin the color of the freshly fallen snow. Her top was a blood red, as it was her signature color, a color she always wore. The single long sleeve was shear and would be tucked into her gloves once she put them on. First though came some black bangles.
Once she was sure she was dressed for a night out on the town, she moved to grab her jacket, slipping it on and then her gloves, finally she stuck some money, her new phone, and her tome into her clutch purse and headed out of Larch Court where she liked to stay when Jordan was out killing gods-knows-what or gods-knows-where. He worked hard for them, though she didn't know why, between her job and her love of raiding things, she had quite a stock pile of cash growing on her. Soon, she would start selling off some of her plants as well. She just had to be careful to wear her gloves whenever going near them. So long as those were on and she worked fast, she could keep from killing the plants.
She nearly skipped in her high heels as she made her way to her bike that she had fully fueled and fixed up after that ***** had screwed with it. It roared as she revved the engine, enjoying the vibration before she relaxed into the seat and took off through the night. Her motorcycle roared through the night as she weaved in and out of traffic, that is until she came to a red light. Then, as she waited for the light to change, she contemplated where she would go. There were quite a few clubs she could hit, places where she could go, enjoy the atmosphere. And then she thought of something, she smirked and decided to hit the mall. Just because she was all dolled up, didn't mean that she couldn't do some shopping.
When she pulled into the parking lot and turned the bike off, she pulled out her phone and sent out a text to a few people. If they joined then it would be awesome. If not, well, she had stores to check out, things to buy.