Sebastian had spent the entire day doing paperwork, admin and ordering in stock. There was little need for him out of the office, because his staff were too good at their job. But that also made it easier for him to do things like take a walk to clear his head and work out a lot of kinks in his body. Not even the rain could deter his decision to take a walk. That was mainly due to the golf umbrella he kept.<br/><br/>Adequately shielded from the rain, Sebastian set off, deciding that the Town Square Park would make would make a good landmark point on his wanders. Most of the residents show good sense and kept under cover, though a few dashed from one point to another in a desperate attempt to keep as dry as possible. But it did give him a chance to look at the town itself, rather than the people. The buildings definitely had a certain feel to them, and worked together to give the entire area a character of its own.<br/><br/>"Laid back. Functional with character." To his untrained eye and imagination, each building could take on an identifiable personality if he wanted to spend the time on it. "Maybe on the next walk it will make a good thought exercise."<br/><br/>But when he reached the park, he was surprised to see someone sitting on the bench in the rain. They wore nothing really good for rain, which puzzled him. He approached slowly, shifting his approach unconsciously so the yet to be identified person could see him closing. About the same time he determined that he was looking at a woman, he noticed that she was crying, and seemingly oblivious to her predicament. Old professional training kicked in, moving him toward the young woman with the intent to help. Only a few paces away, he saw the red hair, and the earlier conversation with Isabelle hinted at who it might be.<br/><br/>"Cassie?" He stopped just a pace or two short of her. The last thing he wanted to do was startle her when she was so distraught. She was clearly in need of help, and he wasn't going to turn his back on her. "What's wrong?"