<div class="floatright">(https://i.postimg.cc/wMvj12Mp/17170817-short-haircuts-for-girls.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Riley Reyes</strong></span><br/><strong>Location:</strong>Cafeteria<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Dorothy<br/><hr/><br/>The early sun cut deeply into the crowded Auditorium through it's tall windows, creating a spectacle of light and shadow above the gathered people. Sadly, it went unnoticed, as the hall was echoing with chatter, and new figured walked in through the spacious double doors. Leaning against a wall, a wee bit away from the center of this ad hoc crowd, which gathered near the stage and lecturer, was a woman who seemed to be bored out of her wits. Standing nearly six feet tall, thanks to her black suede ankle boots, she ran her hand along the white updo hair. Stainless steel rings on each knuckle of her left hand glistened in the light, though her other hand was free of excess weight. Dark blue "skinny" jeans and a perfecto leather jacket framed her figure, while a white tank top added a bit of light to the dark ensemble. An ID tag swayed lazily on her chest, with the word "Staff" in big red letters on top, then a very unprofessional looking picture, and a name.<br/><br/>Riley Reyes<br/>Psychologist<br/><br/>Casually observing the congregation from a little distance, Riley seemed perfectly detached from what was going on. Her big doe green eyes peered at the policemen, lips slightly curling into a pout. She stayed at her post as the director gave his speech, then stayed for a moment to observe the reactions. Having seen enough, Riley sighed deeply, and proceeded to the doors, trying to fit in the crowd of young women like a clown on Wall Street.<br/><br/>The Cafeteria doors were kept open, and for good reason - the sudden influx of hungry people wouldn't look upon such an obstacle with mercy. Riley waded forward with the others, though her height allowed to look a bit further and spy for an opening to get in line. Breakfast was one of those things she did on autopilot - grab two toasts, some jam, coffee. Sometimes something more if she felt like it, or had to cure a hangover. Thus equipped, she set upon a journey to the far end of the room, where her favourite table was located. Tiptoeing around all those futas, most now upset or saddened, was never an easy task on the best of days, but today she didn't make it a few times and brushed her rather well shaped behind against some generous bulges - something she wanted to avoid whenever possible. Seeing the nurse, Dorothy, Riley smiled and propped the tray against her elbow, in order to free with her ring clad hand at the other woman.<strong>"Hey Doro! I'll dibs on our table, you coming?"</strong>- the cheery, raspy voice tried to reach through the wall of chatter and clattering of utensils to the nurse several tables away.<br/><br/>Finally, Riley made it to the "weirdo table" as she called it. Meaning, her lookout on basically the whole Cafeteria, and three seats for anyone who would like to join her. Usually someone from Staff, more often than not to discuss someting work related. Unless she managed to invite someone over, like today. If Dorothy would be in the mood for the company of the resident psycho, err, psychologist. Riley chuckled to herself at the thought of her overused mood lightener, and proceeded to coat the toast with jam, strawberry this time, while, most probably, thinking about the announcement.<br/><br/>But really, with Riley, she would be contemplating any number or odd things, while secretly observing the crowd of her patients. Sooner or later, most will swing by her doors, and the sudden influx of new refugees - she hated the term but, let it be - will mean lots of work indeed. Which reminded her to show up during orientation, and make sure the new arrivals knew where her doors even are in the first place. With a sigh, the white haired woman took the cup of coffee and sipped on it, leaning back and crossing her leg over the other like guys do, showing off her boot on top of her jeans clad knee.