<strong>Danielle Avena<br/>The Cliff House Bistro<br/>With Tristyn, Sana, Mayson and Michelle</strong><br/><hr/><br/>When the waiter came back with two glasses of water, Danielle shot her order for her Bistro Burger to him as well. Mayson's sudden invitation to Michelle diverted her attention from her phone and the message it held. Danielle knew Mayson meant well, trying to encourage her to surround herself with friend even if her significant other wasn't included. She would do the same thing, though the outing wouldn't involve going out and shopping. A nice walk around the neighborhood with her camera around her neck was more of her thing.<br/><br/>When Sana interjected with another invitation, this time to everybody else, she was instantly interested. More so for the new shopping center that had opened up no more than a week ago. The locals and the other magazines had already reviewed it, a few criticizing the Moroccan architecture and decoration, but most praised it for having a wide selection of shops and boutiques, department stores placed strategically around the center, a built-in movie theatre, and a ground-floor food court, which included local favorites and an international hit with an in-house Moroccan restaurant. It would be a good article, if her boss allowed her to cover it.<br/><br/>Like a rabbit hearing a rustle in the bush, Danielle diverted her attention to her name being called, by none other than Sana, who suggested the group outing.<em>"Dani, you should totally bring your camera too! Maybe you can write a piece on it or something?"</em><br/><strong><br/>"I was just thinking about the same thing,"</strong>she excitedly responded to the suggestion.<strong>"I have to run it with my boss first, but I'm sure he'll let me cover the shopping center, the food, and also the movie theatre. I can guarantee that the article will be a multi-page exposé filled lots of pictures. Though, I don't think the place will let me carry my DSLR into the theatre, but I'm sure I'll remember the experience. That reminds me, why don't we watch a movie as part of our little outing?"</strong>