Charlotte rocked back on her heels as she waited for the young man to hopefully make his way to the door, looking around the dingy hallways she stood in. As she looked down to her feet, she tilted her head at a couple red droplets that dotted the floor. Assuming it was blood, she furrowed her eyebrows and looked back to the door, hoping that the occupant was alright.<br/><br/>As the moments ticked by, she debated on knocking again when she heard a raspy voice echo through the barren hallways. She looked around before clearing her throat, looking up through what would have been the peephole in the door, his voice setting her slightly on edge. She shook her hands out and took another breath, standing up taller.<br/><br/>"Uh, hi. Ethan McDaniel? I'm Charlotte Montgomery.... you got hit with my parent's car? Yeah, anyways I just wanted to come and make sure you were okay, and formally apologize. Not all of us are that bad after all..." She trailed off with her sentence, feeling like she forgot something. The realization hit her and she looked back up, holding up the plate in her hands. "Oh, and I also made cookies. Not to pride myself too much but they're alright." She wore a cheeky smile on her face, hoping to come off as easy going as she could, she heard that he was rather standoffish.<br/><br/>She rocked back on her heels once more, seeing a couple people filing into the hallway, giving her a rather strange look. She didn't look as preppy as the rest of her family, but it would still be strange to see someone of her appearance standing at the door holding a plate of cookies. It was strange to see anyone doing that, if she was honest, chivalry was nearly dead if she said so herself.<br/><br/>Unlike her fellow Montgomery's, she didn't wear heels, and she didn't wear tight fitting clothes as they expected her to, she preferred her old sneakers to clicky heels. It just wasn't her style. She was spoken of in a not so fondly manner around the company, no one particularly adored her, even though they worked for her parents. Only one person out of the entire company body understood where she came from, it wasn't always an easy time.