LITTLE ROCK 'N ROLL QUEEN ?!
Apr 12, 2010 19:39:50 GMT -5
Post by chelsea on Apr 12, 2010 19:39:50 GMT -5
YOU ARE THE SUN, YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE
With her music blaring she was on her couch, her short hair resembling a bird's nest because of the way she had shook it all over the shop in a moment of 'rock 'n roll madness' which was her, thrashing around to the music in her knickers. Her underwear was bright red, her bra stood out beneath her white tee shirt but that was almost the point, the red lingerie matching the only colouring in the pattern of her Hurley top. The curvaceous chick hurled herself into the air as the Subways' singer screamed out of her stereo. He wanted her to be his little rock 'n roll queen and she was only too happy to oblige! She had loved this song since the scene the band were featured in during the movie Rocknrolla, with her celeb-crush, Gerard Butler. Days off were a rarity during the filming parts leading up to a new season starting but as one of the main cast members was off sick, they decided to call it off for a day and resume tomorrow. As it was a new development, Chelsea had no plans on how to spend her day off. So she was making it up as she went along. And it was time to get out of this place.
She pulled on her jeans, stuck her feet into her boots and grabbed her bag, jacket and helmet. She wore a half helmet, or outlaw helmet as some called them. It was quite like a skater's helmet or one that soldiers wore since it had a bit of a peak. She never bothered kitting up to the max in protection, she knew she was a good rider of her motorcycle. It was the other dickheads on the road that caused any trouble for her. If it was a journey she was riding, she was suit up in more than just her helmet, jacket and gloves. She'd either donned full trousers or even wore chaps over her jeans. Yes, chaps. There was nothing sexy about it, it would protect your legs and it was better then having to wear heavy and thick leather trousers all day, with chaps you could slip out of them and put them in a bag. She had a leather bike jacket that had removable armour so it didn't have to be so bulky all of the time. Her bike was her baby. It wasn't some new edition, it was a 2002 Harley Davidson and what a beautiful hog it was too. Though if she was honest, she had her eye on getting a Triumph Bonneville, which was her favourite bike.
But Harley's were a family favourite. Her daddy had always rode a Harley, her brother had one and their paternal grandfather had one. Chelsea and her brother were given the option of getting a car for their eighteenth birthday or a motorcycle and they both chose the latter. Harrison was more than happy, his biker enthusiasm being passed down into the next generation of the Bray family. But he was more than an enthusiast. As a devoted member of a motorcycle club, they were pretty much his livelihood. He'd been a mechanic all his life before opening up his biker bar and bedsit. And two of his best friends owned a bike garage and custom service business right across the street so those dudes were always tinkering with something. And they were currently building a custom trike, and she couldn't wait to see it when it was done. She could remember being a little girl and climbing on the back of a trike, holding onto Harrison for dear life at first before she bravely let go and felt the freedom. The feeling stayed with her, and now she liked bikes better than cars. She liked feeling the wind in her face, hearing the roar of her exhaust behind her and the rumble of her engine beneath her and the sun shining down on her.
And today, the weather was fairly decent. It was warming up and it was a perfect day to take a walk by the water. She had two Doberman dogs. Garth and Dexter. She'd only be taking Garth because he always wanted to go out more than Dex did, who was somewhat lazier. She had a tank pad for Garth to be clipped to by his collar. He loved going along for a ride. It wasn't a long journey to Santa Monica so Chelsea didn't speed her way there. Instead she cruised along, often putting one hand on Garth's side just so she knew he was alright and took it easy before parking up. After stuffing her leather jacket and her other belongings into one of the saddlebags of her bike, she took out her black bag and slung it around her body and grabbed the dog's water bottle/trough and a rolled up picnic blanket you could carry around with you. "Come on, Garthy babe." Chelsea said affectionately to the Doberman pup as she held onto his leash and he tugged her along on the sidewalks before getting to the beach.
It was cooler then she thought it would be, it made her wish she had brought her jacket down with her. But she stubbornly laid down the blanket regardless and plonked her butt down after unclipping Garth, who excitedly waited for her to toss the ball. He'd only get distracted by someone else or some other noise. That fucking Subways song was stuck in her head. "Be my, be my, by my little rock 'n roll queeen." Chelsea cooed, scratching Garth around his ears, flopping them about in a loving manner as she sang to him. She didn't half treat him and Dex like royalty, I tell thee that!