Lucy Martin<br/>Location: GP: The Split Bean<br/>Tagged : Dylan<br/>Time: 2pm<br/>Lucy spotted him the second he came in. As the time had neared 2, she began to watch for him, waiting, afraid he wouldn’t show up, but there he was, looking even more handsome than he had earlier. With a huge smile plastered across her face, she untied her apron and placed it on a hook by the entrance to behind the counter. “I’m out,” she yelled to her manager. A resounding, “Okay Lucy. See you tomorrow. Don’t work too hard.” It was the same thing she heard from her manager every time she left work, word for word. She looked over her shoulder, wanting to make sure he heard her, and yelled, “Alright.”  They had a good working relationship. That was important to her. A job can be tough enough, stressful enough. She didn’t want to add to that by having problems with her boss or the two of them not liking each other. Beyond the doors of The Split Bean, the two of them barely spoke. She wasn’t even sure if he lived in the building or not. The only thing she knew for sure was he had an interesting name. Maze.<br/><br/>She stepped from behind the counter, her hips swaying slightly as she walked towards him. Her heart seemed to beat a bit faster. Did it do that before when she met him? As she stopped in front of him, she was sure it had. “Hi,” she said to him, raising her hand to wave at him, shyly. “It’s good to see you. Again. You look,” she began, her eyes sweeping over him, “great. Nice watch. It’s good to see one like that. With all the technology, with the fitbits and smart watches, it’s great to see one like this.” She wondered, ‘am I rambling?’  Aware of the time, she  gestured towards the door. “I guess we should go. Can’t be late and all. I could lose my job, and if I do that, I’ll have to find another one.” Not wanting to seem rude, Lucy waited for him to move first. “Hold the door for a lady?”