Andrea was a well to do business woman specializing in public relations. Basically, whenever one of her clients made a mistake, which often ranged between misspellings on a billboard to stupidity gone public, she would clean up the mess. Andrea was very good with interfacing with the public and dressed to the letter each and everyday to impress. Today she had her long auburn hair tied neatly in a bun on the top of her head and a black clip with a row of fake diamonds down the middle for a little flare. Her usually sharp blue eyes relaxed as she made her way to lunch, with a gentle stroll and roll of the hip exaggerated by the three inch black high heel shoes she was wearing. Her pin striped coat and skirt that hugged her curved body closely gave her an appearance of professionalism and sexiness at the same time. Her red painted lips gave a small smirk of confidence as she walked into the cafe and ordered a latte and Caesar salad.
Having paid for her food, Andrea vaguely considering not going outside to eat as she usually did. She had been getting the strange feeling that someone had been watching her and the very thought of that possibility unnerved her. "No, you're being silly. There is no one there. It is all in your head." She scolded herself mentally as she took a quick look around out of the window, before taking one of the tables outside to enjoy the nice weather. A phone call interrupted her half way through her meal and she quickly answered with a sharp, "Yes. Yes, I understand. I will be there in two minutes, don't move." She said simply before slamming the phone shut and racing to finish what she could before getting up. She knew she couldn't simply leave the food here, but still, she was pressed for time! Quickly, she turned to the man next to her and said, "I'm sorry sir, but I'm in such a rush! Would you mind throwing out my trash for me inside? Thank you!" She called before rushing off, not bothering to wait for a reply. This is how it always was for her, rushing from one mess to another, never bothering to slow down to consider that her worst fears might be true.
Having paid for her food, Andrea vaguely considering not going outside to eat as she usually did. She had been getting the strange feeling that someone had been watching her and the very thought of that possibility unnerved her. "No, you're being silly. There is no one there. It is all in your head." She scolded herself mentally as she took a quick look around out of the window, before taking one of the tables outside to enjoy the nice weather. A phone call interrupted her half way through her meal and she quickly answered with a sharp, "Yes. Yes, I understand. I will be there in two minutes, don't move." She said simply before slamming the phone shut and racing to finish what she could before getting up. She knew she couldn't simply leave the food here, but still, she was pressed for time! Quickly, she turned to the man next to her and said, "I'm sorry sir, but I'm in such a rush! Would you mind throwing out my trash for me inside? Thank you!" She called before rushing off, not bothering to wait for a reply. This is how it always was for her, rushing from one mess to another, never bothering to slow down to consider that her worst fears might be true.