187- Unmentionables
[Action for Miss Bianca St. Claire]
[Excel looked up at the former cafe, checking her notepad to make sure it was the right place. With a sigh, she knocked on the door and waited for the owner to appear. She knew she didn't really need the work, since she already had two other part-time jobs in other places. At the moment, she was doing a few hours around mid-day at Seventh Heaven, mainly to get the benefit of a place to get food from on the side (as per usual). In addition to that, she was doing odd hours for some labor work at the City's media station, under Meryl Stryfe's supervision (more or less).
But lately it seemed like no matter how much work she gave herself it just wasn't enough. Being stuck in the City for a year like she had, without doing anything related to ACROSS, was making her worry she was getting lazy. So, to help fill up her schedule as best as she could without having to fully commit to a job, she was looking to work in as many places as possible. Three jobs didn't sound like too much, after all. Thus she found herself here, at this unnamed establishment, dressed in her usual casual attire with her hair braided back like always, to take a job she'd asked no real questions about. She usually didn't have to. She was used to working under a no-questions-asked basis because it typically worked both ways. And that suited her just fine.
.... Usually.]
[Excel looked up at the former cafe, checking her notepad to make sure it was the right place. With a sigh, she knocked on the door and waited for the owner to appear. She knew she didn't really need the work, since she already had two other part-time jobs in other places. At the moment, she was doing a few hours around mid-day at Seventh Heaven, mainly to get the benefit of a place to get food from on the side (as per usual). In addition to that, she was doing odd hours for some labor work at the City's media station, under Meryl Stryfe's supervision (more or less).
But lately it seemed like no matter how much work she gave herself it just wasn't enough. Being stuck in the City for a year like she had, without doing anything related to ACROSS, was making her worry she was getting lazy. So, to help fill up her schedule as best as she could without having to fully commit to a job, she was looking to work in as many places as possible. Three jobs didn't sound like too much, after all. Thus she found herself here, at this unnamed establishment, dressed in her usual casual attire with her hair braided back like always, to take a job she'd asked no real questions about. She usually didn't have to. She was used to working under a no-questions-asked basis because it typically worked both ways. And that suited her just fine.
.... Usually.]