Willow Pillow
Three Thousand Club
'Candy Cane's Free Catering'
Well, that did answer her question. Maybe Ryan was right, she barely paid attention to her surroundings unless it was something she wanted to find. Then...well...then she was hyper focused. Sarah gave the girl a polite smile, her emotionless mask placed back on. "Candice, right? I wrote my very first news feature at the Ridgeview Review about your catering service." She wasn't a fan of fluff pieces, and would rather gouge her own eye than go back to them but in this circumstance.
"Call it...principal, but I do not feel it is fair for me to take these well made shoes without some sort of payment. Let me write another feature about your success here at the dance and talk to my editor about giving you ad space. You want your business to grow and at least this way I feel I earned these in some way. As for why I'm barefoot...it's not a very compelling story."
She crawled through a venting system to avoid putting on a beautiful dress from a suitor who not only did not take no for an answer but targeted her best friend to make matters worse. It was probably compelling for a large group of people, but...not compelling for Sarah to air her dirty laundry about it. It was also the second time today she had a Cinderella reference made her way.
A man, mid thirties, blonde hair combed and slicked back, wearing a suit walked over to the stand. "Very fascinating power," He mused. "Surprise me, lass."
Sarah looked up trying to contain her excitement as Agent Thompson was standing next to her. She slipped on the shoes, feeling like her feet were on clouds. She decided to play dumb. "What side are you recruiting for, sir? Ms. Lane, I work for the paper and am doing an article on the recruiting process at the tournament."
"Lane...that's familiar. You're the girl who wrote articles on Rush prior to the tournament. Saves me the trouble to going to your teacher. I'd like to get copies of those articles if you still have them."
Her luck was changing.
@SassyWobuffet
Well, that did answer her question. Maybe Ryan was right, she barely paid attention to her surroundings unless it was something she wanted to find. Then...well...then she was hyper focused. Sarah gave the girl a polite smile, her emotionless mask placed back on. "Candice, right? I wrote my very first news feature at the Ridgeview Review about your catering service." She wasn't a fan of fluff pieces, and would rather gouge her own eye than go back to them but in this circumstance.
"Call it...principal, but I do not feel it is fair for me to take these well made shoes without some sort of payment. Let me write another feature about your success here at the dance and talk to my editor about giving you ad space. You want your business to grow and at least this way I feel I earned these in some way. As for why I'm barefoot...it's not a very compelling story."
She crawled through a venting system to avoid putting on a beautiful dress from a suitor who not only did not take no for an answer but targeted her best friend to make matters worse. It was probably compelling for a large group of people, but...not compelling for Sarah to air her dirty laundry about it. It was also the second time today she had a Cinderella reference made her way.
A man, mid thirties, blonde hair combed and slicked back, wearing a suit walked over to the stand. "Very fascinating power," He mused. "Surprise me, lass."
Sarah looked up trying to contain her excitement as Agent Thompson was standing next to her. She slipped on the shoes, feeling like her feet were on clouds. She decided to play dumb. "What side are you recruiting for, sir? Ms. Lane, I work for the paper and am doing an article on the recruiting process at the tournament."
"Lane...that's familiar. You're the girl who wrote articles on Rush prior to the tournament. Saves me the trouble to going to your teacher. I'd like to get copies of those articles if you still have them."
Her luck was changing.
@SassyWobuffet