<div style="text-align: justify;">April seemed a little relieved when Johnny said she didn't have to leave. With the blows of bad luck she had been having lately, the girl was afraid she would burst into tears if the man just dismissed her. When he said the only thing he could think of was for her to meet people who came in, April seemed to light up. She could do that, no problem. Hell, she would have worked on cars, or cleaned the floors on her hands and knees. So, greeting people wouldn't be a problem. April was already moving to go see what the person who had just come in wanted. She stopped on her tracks, though, when Johnny seemed to change his mind and made a second offer. A donut sounded like a great thing. "Uh... okay. Thanks a lot", she murmured, moving towards the table and wondering what was going on.<br/><br/>Pretending to be completely oblivious to everything, April drank a glass of water and started nibbling on a donut. She tried to listen to the conversation without being noticed, and started tidying up here and there. It was in part to be around and listen without raising much suspicion. But a part of her really did want to tidy up and make the place looked better. It was just one of her habits. And she also kind of felt a little worry that the two men could come to blows there and she would have to try and break them apart. Despite the fact she had never met Joey before - not that she could recall -, April could notice the air was heavy with tension.<br/><br/>When Johnny grabbed the other man by the sleeve of his coat, April's eyes widened a little. Would they fight now? Hoping they wouldn't, the girl took a few steps back. Hearing Johnny speak made her sigh in relief. It seemed like they would talk. He still didn't look happy, but it didn't seem like the men were about to come to blows at the moment. <br/><br/>Stopping her speculations, April turned to Johnny when he started giving her instructions. It all seemed simple enough. Ask what they needed, they name and number, and write everything down. If they left the car and need a replacement, point them out to the rent a car nearby. Seemed about right and easily feasible. When Johnny talked about the gun, April's first impulse was to ask if it was loaded. Concluding that it obviously was, she stopped herself from speaking and nodded. "Okay, um... thanks. I will be here when you come back". Watching as the two men left, April took another glass of water and waited, hoping nothing bad would happen - nothing that would make her need to use a gun.</div>