The Night Nobody Knew My Name
When I let my coat fall in the dark hallway and the night air brushed my bare skin, I knew there’d be no turning back.
When I let my coat fall in the dark hallway and the night air brushed my bare skin, I knew there’d be no turning back.
Too wired on caffeine to sleep, I went down to the lobby and there she was: blonde, elegant, with a coffee cup in her hands and that smile that wasn’t quite innocent.