It was two hours ago the night has got up. Like we were in summer, it was now around midnight. The sky was starry and a light wind goes through the streets. Leaned on the bar in a little pub, a young woman conversed with the one or the other one man. Perhaps she was the only without glass between hands, she didn’t get bored therefore. Roaring of laughter, she made fun in effect the stupidity of her interlocutors.
Without paying attention to too ambiguous looks which were addressed to her, she stood up. In a corner of the room, a man drank, alone. The woman frowned eyebrows. Imperceptibly, her muscles tightened and her saliva rushed with renewed vigor. Armed with her nicest smile, she went up to him and sat down at him table. Without asking even if he waited somebody.
“Good evening, gentleman. I hope I’m not upsetting you.”