<div class="floatleft">(http://i64.tinypic.com/2e1svna.jpg)   </div><strong>Name~</strong>Jai.<br/><br/><strong>Job~</strong>Host.<br/><br/><strong>When~</strong>September 15; Mid-Afternoon.<br/><br/><strong>Tagging~</strong>None, yet.<br/><br/><strong>Side Note~</strong>She does notice Cali and Avynn.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Dark eyes peered down at the watch that adorned her wrist and noted the time. She didn't have to be at work until a couple of more hours but she was feeling restless and wanted to get to know the place and those that she would be working with. Not that she thought they would be enemies, but she liked to keep her 'friends' close. That's just who she was and she couldn't change that about her. She could try but it hadn't necessarily worked before. Her long legs easily carried her through the crowd, catching the different scent of the humans that she mingled with. It wasn't rare for her to be in the human world. What was rare was how long she had been in this world. She felt as if she was losing her own identity and was glad when she had stumbled upon Cafe Fae by accident one day.<br/><br/>To other, the Cafe wasn't totally noticeable but to those that weren't it stood out a like a beacon of hope. Maybe she could be herself and fit into the human world. A quandary no doubt. Manicured fingers tucked long strands of her hair behind her pierced ear as she crossed the street to the cafe. It was a bit chilly in September so she had made sure to dress accordingly. She couldn't exactly walk around naked. The black leggings clung to her curves and she was thankful that the calf-high heeled boots had broken in the fall before. The black sweater clung to her curves, the cowl dipping low enough to just show the faintest bit of cleavage. She felt a mans eyes on her as she brushed past a group and she couldn't help but smile and wink, the man blushing and scurrying away after being caught.<br/><br/>She giggled to herself and pushed open the Cafe doors, the din from outside dying down. She wiped her feet off onto the mat, not wanting to incur Avynn's wrath just yet this morning. She spotted Avynn and another woman talking and headed towards them before hanging back. She wasn't one to interrupt and she wasn't about to start now. First impressions did matter to her. Especially on the first day of her new job. The idea of failing her and then finding a new home just wasn't appealing to her.