I grumbled, pulling myself from my bed to the window. I had seen her and a few friends wander over to Teddy's Bar and Restaurant an hour or two earlier. She had probably drunk a margarita or two, and now the entire block was suffering for it. Enraged that she was too lazy or drunk to trot down the block to catch up with her friend, I tore open the sash. She looked at me in shock.
People live here.
There are families and children. This is a neighborhood. That was it, I redlined. She cocked her hip to one side and delivered. I almost convulsed with laughter.