April, a prostitute looking for a way off the streets finds a reason to love

in the heart of a stranger.

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 It’s a hot night in the forgotten warehouse district

and another dead body is found. 

For April, A rogue sex worker, this night starts like any other 

when the sun goes down on the city streets. 

A cup of coffee and a cheese danish at Leon’s Diner.  A slow dance with a friend who represents nothing more than safety when held. 

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Leon's diner is the one bright spot in the dark night.  A refuge for the homeless, drug addicts,  and prostitutes. A respite for weekend warriors and late-night partiers, and a haven for travelers looking for a connection, settling on a cup of coffee, a slice of pie, or an omelet,

before the sun rises. 

It’s just another weekend for April until she meets a Coop.

Someone who listens, someone who sees.

For April, someone who makes her feel, again.

These three nights center around Leon’s diner,  a place for a hot cup of coffee, a warm bowl of soup, 

and hope in the face of despair.   

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Somewhere to Run