<div align="center"><span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: comic sans ms;">It took several minutes to get her left foot off her right thigh and leg straightened out, the screaming muscles sending a hard shiver through her slight frame and forced her to pant softly till the ache began to wane. Of course, the process was repeated with her right foot and the delicious pain began again, long lashes fluttering against the apples of her cheeks.<br/><br/>The sound of the man’s voice was what pulled her out of the blissful state, dark eyes opening to rest on Gary once more. She didn’t know what to make of the man - he was handsome, someone would have to be blind not to notice that, but he was also an outrageous flirt. A fact that she picked up on within a minute of being back in her body. Still, being called a super model left her speechless for a moment before her head shook slowly.<br/><br/>“<em>A pleasure Gar-ee</em>” Her accent made his name sound strange coming from her lips, something she tried to control since she had already learned most could not understand her if she didn’t pay attention to how she talked, his hand taken only after a moment of staring at it. She was tired and hungry, the seven hours spent projecting on an empty stomach catching up with her quite rapidly. The process of standing was one of those that sent pins and needles up through her feet and legs, another shiver given as she focused on remaining upright, chin lifting slowly to stare up at him.<br/><br/>He was a flatterer, silver tongued, and the first impression was quite simple. <em>Player</em> She, of all people, knew better than to judge a book by it’s cover, but it was hard not to immediately push him to arm’s length. Fitting in was something she was not the best with and, in all honesty, she was not use to being flirted with. “<em>You are seasoned skimmer ‘ere?</em>”<br/><br/>She had certainly never seen him before, but then that could well be because she tended to stay to herself and have never been set up to work with others. Sadly, her lack of social skills was more than obvious.</span></div>