<div class="floatright">(https://78.media.tumblr.com/d23252deb79af5771f529d6d7e292784/tumblr_inline_myr17mduQ61rghlkc.gif)</div>Olivia nodded her head warmly that the company was well underway to doing exactly what it was supposed to. Oasis was a great name for a water company. It just conveyed a little bit of paradise. Before long, that entire conversation was behind them, and Olivia found herself immersed in Peter's story. Steffy, Jacqueline, indeed, Olivia was momentarily confused. Her eyes actually did shift to Jaclyn when Peter said the name Jacqueline, but as it turned out... entirely different people. It had happened before where friends were discussing events including names like Terry and Terri emerging in the same story. I gave pause to anyone who wasn't familiar with the immediate clique.<br/><br/>It was embarrassing really, when Jaclyn was presented as a client and not a cute girl detective. Not because Jaclyn had to be one... but simply because Olivia had guessed she was. Olivia, mastermind that she was... couldn't help but think that Peter had this beautiful thing on his arm incase things went sour. Olivia could imagine a sequence of events where an agitated individual might kick up a fuss, and out of nowhere, this blonde beauty surprises the room by subduing him briefly and moving on with Peter. Oliva had made an assumption, and it was hard to shake the idea that she was wrong. Every moment that passed... Jaclyn was a bit more of a mystery to her. What was the deal between Peter and herself? Was she a client of the CGDA or a client of Peter's personally? Olivia would question it shortly.<br/><br/>In the meantime, another name was thrown onto her invisible list regarding persons of interest. Steffy Dubois. French? An alias? She doubted it.<br/><br/>Olivia couldn't help but give Jaclyn a playful pout. Peter had rightly cleared up that she was a client, and not a Cute Girl Detective, but Olivia couldn't shake having fun with the name. Her playful pout game with a modest delivery of a single line.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;">"It's an honest mistake, truly. <em>You are... plenty cute."</em></span>- It was one of those lines that might have been cringe worthy if not delivered with a warm joking mannerism that often served as a great shield for mild flirtation. The line between things getting creepy, awkward, and things being charming... enchanting. It was very hard to master that line, but Olivia liked to think that she came close.<br/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://rs57.pbsrc.com/albums/g229/DulcieL/GIFS/Olivia%20Gifs/tumblr_lxp9d7PL2v1qhdp7v.gif~c200)</div>Her attention was back on Peter the moment his story went back to Steffy, and Olivia's expression said it all. Engaged and curious. She simply<em>had</em>to know what happened next. And boy... Peter doesn't disappoint her.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 10pt;"><strong>“Anyways, I told Steffy and she gets wind of all this and more.  Organizes some very comely girls into a detective force. Jacqueline is saved I’d say.  And it’s been case after case.  Good over evil.  I fund it all.  Gladly.  Sign a check each month.”</strong></span><br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;">"My goodness! A happy ending all around then! Steffy sounds like a very special young lady, at the heart of a very special little organization. And who doesn't love a story about a girl like that? I can't imagine many evildoers would would be ready for what they'd get themselves into with your agency on their case."</span>Inwardly, a satisfying grin took over.<br/><br/>She hadn't seen Steffy before, but after the presentation from Peter, Steffy's image was placed on a board in Olivia's mind. She was clearly important to Peter, and Peter mentioned that she was a friend to Jaclyn. Olivia's mind continued to adopt the new information. The more she heard about Jaclyn, the more she took in, even if the conversation wasn't about Jaclyn specifically, there were always subtle ways to get more information out of a conversation than just listening to the main topic. The information you could gather by paying attention to the little details otherwise missed, or put out there as part of a 'throw-away' explanation could be crucial to building a picture.<br/><br/>Indeed, Olivia doubted there were many evildoers who might be ready for an organization like this. Fortunately...<em>she could think of one. And oh... the fun they'd have!</em><br/><br/>Then, she found herself being complimented by the benefactor. She immeidately tilted her head. That was sweet. He was far too sweet. Her joking nature took over again. When he'd told her that she could be in that film on account of having the attractive allure of a model, Olivia deflected, half-joking at the other reason she might be considered for being in that film.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 10pt;">“I daresay you could be in that film Olivia.  You have that attractive mien of a model.”</span><br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;">"It's flattering you think so, Peter! I actually did look into it early on. I thought I was a natural. I fit the persona, I had the dedication. The hard work. The spirit for the role... I was feeling pretty good about it."</span><br/><br/>She paused for effect, then delivered her punchline.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;"><em>"Turns out they already had a devil."</em></span>She couldn't help but laugh, and express her own interest in movies because indeed... she was a fan of them.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;">"I don't see as many as I should. But yes, I do enjoy the occasional one."</span>keeping her answer simple and clear, leaving the air open for Jaclyn's own response.