"Someone didn't pay attention in french class, did they?" Cinder teased her with a devilish grin. "Anyhow, if it is towards the lens you wish to view... then please..."<br/><br/>She and Cinder stayed out about as long as Yang and Cinder did, eventually coming back inside. They had taken about five more shots, most of which were fanservice pictures, but a few more more on the serious side. "I am glad to see you are all getting more and more photogenic as the days go by." She smiled. This duplicity in her conversation was interesting... in one moment, she would be talking to them like she's known them for years, but in the next she'd acknowledge that just<em>two short days ago</em>, they were both twentysomething boys having a joke about a supposed scam site. "Same time next week?" Yang smiled.<br/><br/>"Yeah! Thanks again, Cinder! Have a good day, whatever it is you do in your free time."<br/><br/>"Whatever I please, Ms. Xiao Long... whatever I please." Was her answer as she left. Yang looked over to Sveta and gave a wave.<br/><br/>"So. Any plans for the rest of the day? What should we do?"<br/><br/>"<em>Hey...</em>" Came a really small voice to Yang's right, emenating from her sister, who was doing her best attempt at a ventriloquist's act, and failing, the pair clearly able to see her moving her lips. "<em>You should take your sister, and your cute friend, out for some lunch, or something... because she's probably hungry.</em>" Ruby perked up and smiled. "Man, I have no idea who said that, but they're right on the money! So, hungry?! Yang's buying."<br/><br/>"One of these days, kiddo, I'm going to introduce you to the power of a job, and what the money it provides can do for you."