The night was young and Lucy was ready to have a good time. She had snorted two lines of cocaine before sunset and she didn't have to pay for them. Then she had wandered away from the rabbit hole into town, running an errand for the white rabbit. On her way back she discovered some money in her pocket so she took a side trip to the candy strore. She bought the biggest bag of swedish fish she could afford. The chewy fish clung to her teeth but she didn't really care because she just threw a few more into her mouth.

Once near the apartment she noticed someone waiting outside. A grin spread across the girl's face before she ran to the boy that she remembered as the march hare. She wrapped her arms around him from behind, giving him a huge hug. She knew the March Hare, pretty good though they weren't best friends just yet. He seemed liek he was a little stressed and in need of a hug. "Hello my love," she greeted him, not even waiting for him to react to the surprise hug attack.

Her smile turned into a frown. She really disliked when the March Hare was so jumpy, it really was a downer to her. It didn't keep her down for too long though, for with a twitch of her nose a smile was back on her face. "I should be able to touch you whenever I well please," she nodded. Her words were slurred and sounded more like a little kid than a teenager. This was her usual tone when she was high on cocaine. Her voice was never quite normal, it differed from a little kid tone to a sort of singing. Lucy looked the boy up and down and could see that he wasn't the normal Brighton, she met from time to time. No, this boy was the March Hare, in obvious need of a fix.

"With all your impatience you will drag out the time," she said in a sing-song voice. The girl really didn't understand what she had just said, it just came grom her mouth. Her mind began to wander off thinking about the candy in her hand. The last time she had had candy was when Jerrod had brought her a ring pop. That had also been the las time she had seen Jacques, her other best friend. She wondered what he had been up to, since he left a little angrily.