Starting to feel like destiny (Corbin)
Apr 7, 2015 9:46:42 GMT -5
Post by Axelle Flint on Apr 7, 2015 9:46:42 GMT -5
Backdated to Mid-December 2014
Axelle was loath to leave the warmth of her mustang as she stared at the open garage door just in front of her. She had parked in the small lot provided and debated on if it was REALLY necessary to get these parts today but she realized that yes, she did or else the men she lived with would try and do things for themselves and that just wasn't allowed...unless they were cooking...because she wasn't allowed to.
Sighing with a little whimper the girl exited her car and trudged as quickly as she dared to the garage door and leaned in. Thankfully it was warmer than outside as a heater blasted hot air into the space to make it habitable as well as accessible, comfortable even. She could see a desk with what appeared to be a cash register and walked towards it. Somewhere in the mess was the guy she had come to see. She smiled to herself; she'd been running into this guy a lot lately, literally that first time. Axelle fished into the pocket of her jeans, eyes widening and then closing with a heavy sigh as she realized that in her haste to pull out the work order for the engine mount and the radiator she had ripped through the fragile lining in that was her pocket and was currently drumming her irritation out onto her thigh. This wasn't the first time this had happened and it certainly wouldn't be the last.
Knowing that there was nothing she could do about it now she pulled the work order out of her useless pocket and looked around. Still no one in sight, she spied a small bell on the counter and debated ringing it. On one hand she didn't want to appear TOO eager to see him (even though he was superhot and who wouldn't want to see him?) on the other hand she really needed to get hte parts and take them back home. Then it belatedly hit her...she looked like crap, in one of her grandfather's old sweaters and jeans ripped more ways than ten. Why had she insisted on wearing the stupid headband with the cat ears on it over her ears…and the fox scarf? But maybe if she was really quick and stealthy she could go home and change clothes and come back in something cuter? She got excited for a minute; sure she could pull it off when she frowned. If she did come back wearing something “cuter” (which was debatable at this point because she couldn’t think of anything she currently owned that could be termed “cute”) would he take her seriously? Corbin seemed like the type that would.
He hadn’t questioned her at all when he’d brought that car into the shop for her to look at, and he never made fun of her for inspecting the things she’d picked up in the past. In fact, he was incredibly patient and not patronizing in the least. That was really rare and made him all the more attractive to her. But he was older than her…by more than a few years and she was pretty sure that he’d have no interest in someone as young as her. Well, that rather settled the argument didn’t it? No use “dressing up” for someone not looking at you. Sighing she reached over and smacked the bell harder than she meant too, flattening it into something resembling a pancake.
She sighed again and glared at it, just one more item to add to her list of “things destroyed this week”. At least she’d get to look at Corbin, that made it a little more worth it, unless she could glare it back to life, and she was certainly trying to.
Axelle was loath to leave the warmth of her mustang as she stared at the open garage door just in front of her. She had parked in the small lot provided and debated on if it was REALLY necessary to get these parts today but she realized that yes, she did or else the men she lived with would try and do things for themselves and that just wasn't allowed...unless they were cooking...because she wasn't allowed to.
Sighing with a little whimper the girl exited her car and trudged as quickly as she dared to the garage door and leaned in. Thankfully it was warmer than outside as a heater blasted hot air into the space to make it habitable as well as accessible, comfortable even. She could see a desk with what appeared to be a cash register and walked towards it. Somewhere in the mess was the guy she had come to see. She smiled to herself; she'd been running into this guy a lot lately, literally that first time. Axelle fished into the pocket of her jeans, eyes widening and then closing with a heavy sigh as she realized that in her haste to pull out the work order for the engine mount and the radiator she had ripped through the fragile lining in that was her pocket and was currently drumming her irritation out onto her thigh. This wasn't the first time this had happened and it certainly wouldn't be the last.
Knowing that there was nothing she could do about it now she pulled the work order out of her useless pocket and looked around. Still no one in sight, she spied a small bell on the counter and debated ringing it. On one hand she didn't want to appear TOO eager to see him (even though he was superhot and who wouldn't want to see him?) on the other hand she really needed to get hte parts and take them back home. Then it belatedly hit her...she looked like crap, in one of her grandfather's old sweaters and jeans ripped more ways than ten. Why had she insisted on wearing the stupid headband with the cat ears on it over her ears…and the fox scarf? But maybe if she was really quick and stealthy she could go home and change clothes and come back in something cuter? She got excited for a minute; sure she could pull it off when she frowned. If she did come back wearing something “cuter” (which was debatable at this point because she couldn’t think of anything she currently owned that could be termed “cute”) would he take her seriously? Corbin seemed like the type that would.
He hadn’t questioned her at all when he’d brought that car into the shop for her to look at, and he never made fun of her for inspecting the things she’d picked up in the past. In fact, he was incredibly patient and not patronizing in the least. That was really rare and made him all the more attractive to her. But he was older than her…by more than a few years and she was pretty sure that he’d have no interest in someone as young as her. Well, that rather settled the argument didn’t it? No use “dressing up” for someone not looking at you. Sighing she reached over and smacked the bell harder than she meant too, flattening it into something resembling a pancake.
She sighed again and glared at it, just one more item to add to her list of “things destroyed this week”. At least she’d get to look at Corbin, that made it a little more worth it, unless she could glare it back to life, and she was certainly trying to.