After Elizabeth left Abby went into the bathroom to make herself more presentable in public. She took her cap off and unleashed the ponytail letting her golden long curls free. She gave it more body a little with a brush, and found some lip gloss in her purse. She exchanged her shirt for a fresh one that she fetched out of her travel bag. It was tighter and revealed more of her curves. She had thrown on her push up bra as well. She wanted to make sure that if they ran into any cute guys, she would have a fighting chance. She hated her small mounds, though they went with her small frame, but what was a girl gonna do? Luckily she had fashion tech on her side.<br/><br/>Abby found the walk thrilling. So many stores in one location. She wasn't from too small a town, but it was mostly a lot of houses with a main street of your basic needs, and Virgina with her card, flower and antique shop. You had to clump many things together to survive in the town she came from.<br/><br/>She stopped and looked at Elizabeth. "God, those smell very good. Where is that coming from? You that adverse to eating dessert first? Life is short right?" She giggled. Abby enjoyed giggling at things that made her happy, or when she was nervous. Sometimes it was hard to tell which mood she was in.<br/><br/>She grabbed Elizabeth's jacket and tried to b-line it to where she thought the cookies were coming from. The ended up in front of a little store front that had it's entrance indented in the building. It was painted green with large windows. You could see several shelves lined with various sizes and types of cookies. "Franz Coffee and Cookies" was painted in cursive over the door. This place made you feel like home. There was a little hand fan that wafted the smell of the cookies onto the street. Little cafe style table and chairs lined the outside along with the right side of the inside. The other side had a large wooden counter that had parts of it cut out to show off more cookies that they sold. There was a large plague above it all that was made out of a black chalkboard with white inscription of what today's specials offered.<br/><br/>"Do you want to try this first? Then we can get some real food somewhere else. I think this could be a new great spot for us to hang out, maybe after class when I have a mountain of homework, it wouldn't make it so bad then!" Abby seemed very excited by this prospect.