Crystal smirked at the old nickname, if it had been anyone else, or if any of the other workers had been there she would've said something harsher, "Keep that cute nickname between us, after all I am your supervisor now." Crystal winked and spun around, waving for Windy to follow her, "Come on." Crystal lead Windy toward the ladies room, "So you keep a picture of me on the nightstand huh? I guess I've changed enough since that picture was taken that I can forgive you." Long gone was the long, bright almost white blonde hair that was in the picture. In fact, the only thing that was in that picture and on Crystal currently was a small necklace, with a locket. Inside the locket, unknown to Windy was the same picture, though it was cut to just be the faces of the two girls.<br/><br/>Crystal opened the door to the bathroom and walked in, holding the door open long enough so that Windy wouldn't have to touch it before Crystal let go, then locked the door. The bathroom was a single person bathroom, but it was clear Crystal was going to stay, "I hope you don't mind? I mean, it's just us girls after all right?" Crystal pushed herself up onto the long counter, "Unless you plan to actually use the restroom, rather than just change? I figured we could still talk."<br/><br/>"Sorry I never texted... I was just busy with work, moving up in a man's world... And then with your schooling and whatever else you do with your life, I figured our schedules would never work out." Crystal almost seemed sad at the unfortunate circumstances that kept them apart as she looked down at her feet, which were wearing blue All-Stars, swinging lightly in the air, "Heck, I've been so busy I haven't really had any sort of relationship since you." Crystal bit down on the inside of her cheek, before looking back up at Windy, "What about you? Anyone special in your life?" There was a part of Crystal, a big part actually, that wanted to have Windy again.