Kaile Vera
Whiskey Girl
He wasn’t the only one thinking about that.
Privacy
It wasn’t to say that Kaile hadn’t thought about it, or wasn’t currently thinking about it. It would be a lie to say she hadn’t. Truth be told, it wasn’t hinged on the desire to be alone as much as just a need to relax a bit. Not be interrupted. It wasn’t to say she hadn’t had fun or enjoyed helping out with the Twins or with various chores, but having some time without the nagging threat of one or the other coming in was a rather pleasing thought.
“Alright, if’n ya’ll end up feelin’ as if somethin’ ain’t right, just have someone come get me.” Kaile doubted it, but one never knew if something would go wrong after a full maintenance check. Things were rather odd after all.
“BYE MS KAILE!” The boisterous farewell made her smile. Beer in hand, she went about placing the rubbish in the other cargo container. A lifetime of waitressing and running maintenance taught her that one didn’t leave a messy workstation after working. It wouldn’t take more than a few minutes, but by the end of it, everything was in its place again.
A slight grimace went dancing over her lips as she stared down at her right hand, her beer in the other. Yeah, a good cleaning was due.
“I’ll get the other bottles!” She’d call out, noticing that they had been left. With the expertise of one well used to having to clean up bottles - cause of the waitress gig, not because she was an alcoholic! - she plucked the two empty ones with her right.
Hrm.. Thought I saw a glass bin in the galley…
Privacy
It wasn’t to say that Kaile hadn’t thought about it, or wasn’t currently thinking about it. It would be a lie to say she hadn’t. Truth be told, it wasn’t hinged on the desire to be alone as much as just a need to relax a bit. Not be interrupted. It wasn’t to say she hadn’t had fun or enjoyed helping out with the Twins or with various chores, but having some time without the nagging threat of one or the other coming in was a rather pleasing thought.
“Alright, if’n ya’ll end up feelin’ as if somethin’ ain’t right, just have someone come get me.” Kaile doubted it, but one never knew if something would go wrong after a full maintenance check. Things were rather odd after all.
“BYE MS KAILE!” The boisterous farewell made her smile. Beer in hand, she went about placing the rubbish in the other cargo container. A lifetime of waitressing and running maintenance taught her that one didn’t leave a messy workstation after working. It wouldn’t take more than a few minutes, but by the end of it, everything was in its place again.
A slight grimace went dancing over her lips as she stared down at her right hand, her beer in the other. Yeah, a good cleaning was due.
“I’ll get the other bottles!” She’d call out, noticing that they had been left. With the expertise of one well used to having to clean up bottles - cause of the waitress gig, not because she was an alcoholic! - she plucked the two empty ones with her right.
Hrm.. Thought I saw a glass bin in the galley…