<span style="color: #E6E9FD"><span style="font-family: Nyala;"><span style="font-size: 120%; line-height: 116%;">It wasn't entirely uncommon to be interrupted while performing on the streets. After all, you were on the streets, anything could happen. So getting hit in the face by a rogue umbrella on a windy day wasn't all too surprising, at least not for him anyway. For the woman, apparently it was. Then again, she didn't seem the type to lose her umbrella often. Either way, it was over and done, even if he was soaking wet and she was red as a tomato. <br/><br/>The blonde simply laughed at the apology. "Anytime my dear. It's not everyday you can fetch an umbrella for a pretty woman anyway." It was true. He's seen it before but it certainly wasn't everyday. But she didn't know how often he did it so that part didn't exactly matter. But she was pretty, if he did say so himself. Wait- he did.  <br/><br/>Another breeze shot down the street, and the wind cooled his already chilled clothes. His hands rubbed his arms, but it did little in the ways of warmth. Why the one day the sun wasn't out? Oh well. At least it was just water and nothing else. "Wow, it's actually quite chilly now." As if she didn't already know that. With that in mind he turned to what was remaining of the crowd,"I think that would be all for me today, but that you all so much for watching." Chatter instantly commenced among the group, some talking about the matters at hand and others going on about a previous conversation as if they never stopped talking about it in the first place. Daily stuff continued on as if he had never performed at all, which was always something he liked. It was better to be forgotten and loved again than to be remembered and seem repetitive. They wouldn't watch you otherwise. <br/><br/>The blonde ran his hands through his moppy, wet hair and turned yet again to face the woman and what he assumed was her family. "Well, I better find some less wet clothes to wear." Another soft chuckle. "Perhaps we can find you a less wet parasol as well?" Because what good was an umbrella if it was wet? Whether or not it was supposed to keep you away from the rain or sun or anything else. <br/></span></span></span>