Waving bye to her mother, a young Asian looking woman with short red hair in a bob and freckles would close the door, she was quite small, being the height of 5.4 ft and wearing a white shirt, with a hoody over over her, while she wore denim shorts, she would have worn trousers, but today it was sweltering hot day, not surprising considering it was summer. As she walked down towards the meeting, she walked briskly, but with confidence, she had practised for this interview all night, going over everything she could think of, scouring web for any advice that could help her or give her the needed edge, fortunately it was not far, normally she drove most places, but since this was so nearby, she instead had chosen to take in the fresh air and maybe wake up a little more, as she had been playing Guild Wars 2 much of last night, losing track of most of the time, until like three in morning, when she had finally fallen sleep on the keyboard.<br/><br/>Listening to nearby sounds and watching the sights, she could see her suburban neighbourhood starting to thin out, the identical lawns and houses gradually fading away as she continued to walk. More commercial type areas with advertisement, billboards, kitschy signs with glaring colours, indicating the change of the area.<br/><br/>Carefully she would walk through, avoiding alleyways, smelling alcohol and sticking her nose up, annoyed that she had pass through such a grotty slum-like area, but fortunately was almost there. Occasionally she would see young children or youth old clothes or swearing and acting far older than they appeared. This would go on until finally she crossed at the lights and left the ghetto like area, and came across the supermarket, the sign huge with a great sprawling car-park.<br/><br/>Navigating to the back-entrance she came to the door entering, showing her letter to the staff, being pointed to where she was meant to sit. Shrugging she figured she was early, so picking up a nearby magazine, she began to read, not really enjoying the variety, but being bored she would rather read something.