"Hit the nail on the head." Erin grinned, nodding her head. "I'm studying it, in my last year." She explained, turning the corner and heading along the back wall, the materials that lined the shelves were much more fancy. Silk, satan, embroidered fabrics. Nothing she could afford right now.<br/><br/>"Though I consider myself a part-time bum." She laughed, going along with his teasing. "Ah, Cedric. You're looking a lot more... alive." The redhead continued. She run her hand along the rolls of fabric, now she was just killing time. Not that she had time to kill. Right, the assignment. It had somehow slipped her mind.<br/><br/>"I think I'm done. Just need to take it to the counter, then you're free of my company!" She explained, standing idly in front of him. Hazel eyes rolled over his features and she wondered if they were going to go their separate ways. He seemed cool, she considered asking for his number. Would that be weird? She'd judge the situation a little more before making her mind up. Maybe he was just being polite and couldn't wait to get out of the shop.