Jack, as her friends call her, was completely uncomfortable at the party her boy friend, Mark, was throwing, and had refused to come, only to change her mind at the last minute out of boredom. Sighing, she vacates the couch as the couple next to her begins to make out, and starts her search once again. Moving from room to room she makes her way towards the back of the house. With a start she runs into a brick wall, but one made of hard flesh that turns around curiously. Staring, she takes in his chocolate hair, the straight soft nose, fascinating silver eyes, and strong mouth with stubborn jaw. She wets her lips as her eyes trail over his hard, strong body that's taller than her own 5'4, and barely hidden beneath the old jeans, loose T-shirt and combat boots, guessing the man couldn't be more then twenty-three. The sound of him clearing his throat brings her back to meet his gaze, eyes wide as color floods her cheeks. The sound of his laughter sends a shiver through her.
"I, uh... uh... sorry..." Jack mumbles while continuing to stare.
"What guy doesn't want a beautiful girl running into him? I'm Hunter."
Taking his offered hand she shakes it awkwardly, detecting a light Irish accent.
"I'm Jack. Um...So uh... how do you know Mark?"
"Can you keep a secret?" he whispers leaning in slightly, a mischievous gleam in his eye.
"I...guess so..."
"I don't know Mark, or for that matter anyone here," Hunter continues to whisper conspiratorially, "I just moved in a few houses over, saw the party and thought why not?"
Jack laughs, relaxing in Hunter's amusing company.
She grins, "Well, Hunter, I hear it's rude to crash parties."
His eyes light up with mirth as he replies, "So they say. But then I wouldn't have met such a beauty if I had stayed home."