Man at War – Excerpt No. 168

Breanna grabbed her Orange Crush and took a few sips before smirking. She motioned to Cecil for another and Evelyn motioned for the same.

It was a risk, but her own passions for the arts ran away on her. Evelyn hoped to be rewarded for her authenticity, and that her muse would say yes. The fun we would have.

“Why don’t we start with some drinks?” Breanna asked.

a surreal and vibrant cinematic photo of a redhead woman with pale skin and an exaggerated hourglass shape, wearing a long-sleeved high-neckline utilitarian dress with a full skirt, ordering another drink from a waiter, seated at a luxurious velvet booth in a lavish art deco club with intricate gold details, crystal chandeliers, and a live jazz band playing in the background, setting and clothing appropriate for 1915, with a photorealistic style, subtle film grain, and bold vivid colors, her bright red hair styled in loose waves, her facial features accentuated by dramatic eyeliner and bold red lipstick.

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