The Big Apple
Sam blinked in surprise, realizing that she wasn't tired. As an actor, she was used to late nights, or even staying up all weekend, busy with two or three jobs a day (hopefully at least one involving acting). However, this felt different. It reminded her of the one ill-fated time her roommate talked Sam into trying Methamphetamines. It was a seemingly endless burst of energy, which, of course, proved to be anything but. This time, though, Sam hadn't partaken of anything more exotic than some old fashioned rum and a home cooked meal. She hoped this feeling nevernwent away
Looking over at Jack, she smiled knowingly at his suggestion of an emergency exit. Once a Bootlegger, Always a Bootlegger, eh?
"This is just a wild guess, but if the night is just beginning here, whichever workmen or church people live here might be coming home for the night. I'm no expert, but gas lights might mean a world perhapsa few decades older than your
yours, and that means few people wandered around at night"