ObscureInsanity
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She jolted forward abruptly; the sound of another's voice scared the daylights out of her; she spun on her heel to look at the proprietor and blushed.
"Hello Fr33k," she said softly; she wasn't sure why, but she didn't find it appropriate to talk at a normal decibel level in this establishment. Her eyes fell on the jewelry box that he had picked up. She very much admired the craftsmanship, but... she glanced up at him.
"It is a beautiful piece of artwork, isn't it?" she almost whispered; she looked over it again, then back into his eyes. She was getting better at this talking to 'strangers' thing, despite her obnoxiously low self-esteem.
She licked her dry lips and glanced away from both him and the jewelry box. "I'm just browsing..." she commented, glancing back at him briefly before taking a few more steps down the row. "You have an array of interesting artifacts..."
She suddenly felt bad for taking Fr33k away from the lady she had seen him speaking to... surely, he had to help her with something? She hadn't heard her leave. She stopped and looked down at her feet as un-constituted guilt swept over her mood.
'I do like that jewelry box,' she admitted inwardly, though the payment seemed odd and highly improbable that she, silly timid she, would have the guts to do such a thing, though, she had been told that her singing voice was angelic a time or two; she glanced back at Fr33k and swallowed hard, forced her bravest smile despite her suddenly lowered disposition, and nodded. She watched him go, keeping an eye on the jewelry box as he set it back, then went about looking further down this row of shelves, being careful all the way, as he had suggested, not to lose her self.
Each shelf she passed she made sure to pick out something of recognition, an ornate butterfly barrette like what her great-grandmother had pinned her hair with here, a Native American chief's face carved out of Beachwood there: If she needed to find her way out, she would... she had an excellent memory.