Push me Into your fantasy ( Ella)

[Rachel Kells]

Frankly she was scared, and freaking out at this point. Maybe she should have never called her dad. Maybe she should have never made the decision to call him. What else was she supposed to do though? Butterflies were following her around, and they were talking to her!

She just wanted to be her daddy's little girl. She didn't want him to hate her. She didn't want him to be disappointed in her. She loved her daddy, and was afraid of how he was going to react. It was all just going so fast.

In the middle of all this, her mom being at work and she watching television, trying to calm down, she head the doorbell. She knew she needed to act normal. Be safe. Though, she wasn't expecting anyone, who could it be? Maybe it was the package guy.

Getting up and walking through the suite to the door Rachel looked out the peephole and saw a woman. She didn't know her, but that was ok, she was carrying papers. Maybe it was a female post person! As she opened the door Rachel gave a smile towards the lady.

"Hello? Mom isn't home right now, she should be home in about fifteen minutes to sign for something though."

[Ella Tate]

Ella was already fantasizing having Gray's Papaya in her belly the moment Rachel Kells' file dropped into her lap. Long drive over but at least it was worth it. Hot dogs, Ella would do anything for a good hot dog.

Dressed in an all-black ensemble, she hoped she didn't scare the girl. At least she had let her hair down with her fringe slid back with a pin. People always said she looked much younger and more approachable with that hair. So...hopefully the girl thought so as well. She looked so precious.

Driving alone always appealed to Ella mostly because she got to blast the radio at however high she wanted. This time, it was a much more welcome idea, given that she was still on the outs with her ex girlfriend. Talking to Jake sure helped but it wasn't enough. She needed to stop being such a coward and actually talk to Chloe at some point.

Five hours later, she was in front of the establishment she always looked forward to when she was in the city.

Refuelling after two hot dogs and a milkshake, she switched on the car GPS to find Rachel Kells' house. It looked pretty fancy and Rachel wondered what her parents did.

Activating her powers so no shenanigans could happen, [although she hardly thought butterflies would cause any shenanigans] Ella knocked on the door and slid her file under her arm.

When the door was answered by the subject herself, Ella plastered a pleasant smile on her face. "Hello. I'm actually more interested in talking to you, Rachel. May I call you Rachel?" She asked politely, still standing in the hallway. "My name is Ella Tate. May I please come in?"

[Rachel Kells]

Her parents had told her to stay away from strangers but her mom had let her open the door for the longest time, seeing as not most people came up to the door. It was safe enough.

Maybe someone had died... Is that why the lady was dressed in all black? She wondered who had. She hoped it wasn't her daddy or her family. Everyone was ok right? Right? She wanted to make sure everyone was safe after all. The logical part of her took over though. No one was dead, someone would tell her, her daddy and her mom. She knew that it was a bad thing when someone died. It still brought up the question as to why the lady was in all black.

The lady also wasn't carrying any packages, that Rachel felt was a bit odd for someone from the post office. She was just assuming all of this though. There was no way to know what she was or who for that matter. But the fact still remained that she had come to Rachel's door.

That had to mean something right? She wondered if the butterflies had gotten her in trouble. That was the last thing Rachel had wanted of course. She was scared... she wanted her daddy.

Somehow it was weird though. Her headache was going away. She had just assumed it was the aspirin finally ticking in. That would be nice. It might have something to do with the tea she had made too. She hoped so. Tea was calming. her favorite type was rose tea. She wanted some right now, but that would be rude to her guest.

Her mom and dad had taught her to not be rude. She didn't want to make her parents look bad. That was the last thing that she wanted to do. Instead she gave a smile up to the lady who seemed to be wanting to say something and tilted her head trying to look cute. That normally got her out of trouble.

"To me?!" Oh no, what had she done now? Rachel's confusion was written on her face as she looked up at the lady. "I suppose... do you want to come in?" It was only polite if they were going to be having a conversation. "Would you like some tea, or juice... or water?" She was trying to be a good hostess after all.

[Ella Tate]

The little girl's confusion was a familiar one. She had probably seen every single expression on people's faces when she walked up their doors. Surprise, amusement, boredom, excitement, paranoia, confusion and...lust. She liked that last one, she thought briefly before internally shaking herself for that thought. But that only reminded her of the one expression that she always looked forward to when she came back to her apartment. Chloe's expression of... again she shook her head before giving the younger woman a smile.

"Yes, that would be lovely. Thank you." She stepped into the house and closed the door behind her. The girl's offer of refreshments was accepted with a nod and a smile as Ella looked around the apartment. "Anything you're having would be fine." Ella called out as a response to the offer. Her heels clicked against the floor steadily as she moved in deeper into the house. "Where is your mom again?" The brunette asked as she swept her hair over to one shoulder.

She wanted to start talking about Hammel but she wanted to lull Rachel into a sense of security and comfort in her own home. Anything could happen if Ella shocked the younger woman immediately so she kept the young girl in casual conversation.