Victoria tapped her feathered pen against her paper, blotting the ink on it. She was pretty clueless, her eyes rather lifeless, and her body lacked movement other than her wrist and the constant up and down of her chest.
The jingling of bells awoke her state and she sat up and stood, her lap banging against the desk, making her trinkets on the desk jiggle and a couple papers fall. She wimpered with slight pain and smoothed out her skirts and then walked quickly to the door to check who it was since she couldn't see from her desk with what a large book case blocking her view.. Her boots clicked on the wooden floor. Victoria stopped. "Don't leave the door open-" Too late. Sue, the fat lard she was, darted between Kaimei's legs and out the door. The cat came and went from the store but Victoria found it just easier to keep the cat inside. She grew slightly irritated and looked up to see who the stranger was.
Her hazel eyes softened and she blushed, looking away. It wasn't the first time she had seen this man. However, it was the first he'd ever been in her store. She took a glance at him and took a steady breath to calm herself. She stood rather awkwardly inbetween the aisle and after a long, odd moment of silence, she cleared her throat. "Sorry. Um...How may I help you?" Her voice was clear. Victoria looked around the store for a moment before back at her customer. She was rather delighted of having a customer since she hadn't had one in such a long time. Plus, it was this man who came to her store, making it all the better.
The jingling of bells awoke her state and she sat up and stood, her lap banging against the desk, making her trinkets on the desk jiggle and a couple papers fall. She wimpered with slight pain and smoothed out her skirts and then walked quickly to the door to check who it was since she couldn't see from her desk with what a large book case blocking her view.. Her boots clicked on the wooden floor. Victoria stopped. "Don't leave the door open-" Too late. Sue, the fat lard she was, darted between Kaimei's legs and out the door. The cat came and went from the store but Victoria found it just easier to keep the cat inside. She grew slightly irritated and looked up to see who the stranger was.
Her hazel eyes softened and she blushed, looking away. It wasn't the first time she had seen this man. However, it was the first he'd ever been in her store. She took a glance at him and took a steady breath to calm herself. She stood rather awkwardly inbetween the aisle and after a long, odd moment of silence, she cleared her throat. "Sorry. Um...How may I help you?" Her voice was clear. Victoria looked around the store for a moment before back at her customer. She was rather delighted of having a customer since she hadn't had one in such a long time. Plus, it was this man who came to her store, making it all the better.