Karolina took today as a gift. A rarity of leisure, with winter’s silver breath laced in every breath she took. She wore an ash-coloured hoodie, a sleeveless black shirt that cropped just over her breast, ripped denim jeans with a white belt, black heeled hiking boots, a choker and shades to cover her eyes. Eye contact made her sick. A duffle bag was strapped over her shoulder, and her arm folded up, held the strap as she took to the gym. Inside, the usual murky smell blasted her; not quite foul, not entirely pleasant. Weight-sets and machines scattered the vicinity, same with mirrors to watch your form. The occasional fan hissed as she walked by and swept her red hair that could almost brush the concrete floors.
She snapped her index and thumb, turned her ear to face forward, and cupped it. “Hmm…”
There was a faint sound. Was it breathing? Karolina was confident this place would’ve been empty. She was no stranger to company; she even donned this attire for a lower-class experience, yet in this setting, she preferred solitude, so hunted the noise to its source and spotted a woman of ocean and gold. Her brow cocked, and she shook her head at them, sighed, and approached.
“You must keep your elbows directly beneath your shoulders. And what’s with that spine? Fufufu, you’re arching like someone is stepping on you.”