A flashlight in hand, the darkness wrapped around her, Audrey made her way slowly and quietly through the cemetry; she didn't know what it was about the place, maybe it was always quiet and the fact that everyone living here was dead, just made it more enjoyable to be around people, since they wouldn't be able to be annoying and everything else that she loathes about most people. A small sigh came from her lips; she was a bit bored and she did love to take walks at night, even if she was to be by herself, she knew how to handle herself. She loved how much people always underestimated the power of a woman.

Audrey continued walking, letting herself just get lost within her thoughts; until a voice knocked her out of her line of thought and caused her to come to a stop and glanced around a bit. Her eyes went off towards the street nearby, seeing someone standing under a street lamp. A another small sigh came from her lips as she moved a bit closer so she didn't really have to shout out towards the person. Once she figured she was close enough, she gave a small smile "Yea, I'm okay."

"Well, I could really be saying the same thing to you." she gave a small smirk "I'm Audrey Burton." she told the other one that she knew of as Salt now. The girl looked a little familiar, but she really couldn't say she could put the name and face together with one another. It could be possible she has seen her just by random in different places, she really didn't know and it really wasn't that much of a big deal. Audrey glanced towards what the girl had on then to the duffle bag she was carrying and gave a small little laugh "I do hope you weren't working out in heels, that would be dreadful."

Audrey's eyes went a bit wide "Oh geesh..." she shook her head a bit, she knew how it was to work in heels, they were a killer, but a job is a job, at least, that is the way she always saw it. She let out a small laugh "Oh, you poor thing, fourteen year olds..so much hormones in them." she said a bit jokingly. Audrey watched as the girl as she moved up over the wall to stand on the same side as her, she gave a small nod "Yeah, I'm eighteen as well. It really is always good to talk with someone your own age."

Audrey gave a slight roll of her eyes with a small laugh "I believe neither one of us have ever been fourteen year old boys." she told the girl. She shifted her weight a bit, and listened to the girls question "Not personal at all.." she said a bit and glanced around some as she gave a reply "Just really a walk, nothing more. Sometimes the human body, a person, people; well, they can get a bit annoying." she looked back towards the girl and gave a small smile "Being around the dead, it's peaceful, and gives one a chance to get be away from the living for a while." she gave a small shrug.

Audrey raised an eyebrow towards the girl and shook her head a bit "I suppose be a bit weird can be better than just being normal and dull.." she replied back, with a small shrug of her shoulder. She watched the girl for a moment, as she shifted herself on the wall and then looked back towards her face, with a small smile "Well, I suppose you can say I'm a stripper.." she gave another small shrug; she really wasn't ashamed of it, but she still held a different identy when she worked, it was kind of a good thing to do.

Audrey gave a nod to her slight question of repeating what she just said. She raised an eyebrow, then gave a small laugh "That is your father and brother.." she said back to her, shaking her head a bit "Craazy little world, eh?" she said with a small grin and gives a small shrug "Not a lot of girls like that type of scene, personally, a job is a job, i mean, either way you usually always work around a bunch of horny men and most girls that are whores.." she gave a small laugh "I'm not ashamed of it, I mean, it's fun and it pays great."

Audrey gave another roll of her eyes and let out a sigh, this was a reason as to why she usually never told anyone about what her job is; they were always so critically about it, judging and just being a bit snobby and stuck up about it "Hmm, so I should feel dirty for working in a strip club, but yet, if a girl goes to a regular job, dressed like she should be a stripper and has horny men all over her, does anyone ask her if she feel dirty about it?" it was more of a statement than a question really. Audrey shook her head "No they don't. They just sit back and watch the slut get her way. No one ever really critizes her or even judges her." she told the girl.

Audrey let out another sigh "And to answer your question, no, I don't feel dirty. The fact that just because the place looks like scum, it really isn't. We girls are all clean, we have a healthy medical record and we keep the place clean."