When I left the club I was dancing to the crickets and the wind.

As I walked home it began to rain lightly. I could smell the water as it hit the hot pavement.

The banks occupy all the big buildings in this town.

Dawn was a flat grey.

Scream, but what?

I had to pee. I have to pee.

The national bank has the most modern building in the city.

She danced with me all night, but she wouldn’t kiss me.

I stared at the sky. I inhaled deeply. I dropped my keys.

The few cars roared as they passed.

The first bus of the morning had several passengers.

I wanted to like to lie there, on the ground.

I had to pee. I have to pee.