They Ignored Me, So I'm Just Looking Around. [OPEN]

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Mar 27, 2016 21:23:39 GMT -5

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Post by Deleted on Mar 27, 2016 21:23:39 GMT -5

It was a rather clear Sunday evening. Karen was feeling really bored at home since there was nothing new on the internet for the past two hours and she had finished posting all the stuffs she wanted to, so she decided to go out. To be fair she did go out for a walk with her dog in the morning when it was sunny, but it was just a brief tour around the neighborhood. This time she went the shopping center for some window shopping and possibly buy a few things if there's one that attracted her attention—like a faux fur coat behind the window she was looking at. It has a pair of wolf ears on the hood—Karen thought it would be very cute for her to wear it and post a picture of it on her blog. Unfortunately the purple-haired girl didn't see any price information there, so she decided to go in. Maybe I could ask for some assistance...

Clad in a pink cardigan over an ivory dress, a pair of black tights and brown leather boots, the girl walked into the clothes shop, heading right to the mannequin wearing the coat she wanted. Unluckily it seemed that all the assistants were quite busy, so Karen decided to walk around sightseeing for a bit until she noticed that a female assistant wasn't as busy as the others. This particular assistant seemed to be only checking and tidying stuffs, so the girl decided to call for her assistance. Too bad, the woman was rather too focused on her job, she didn't hear the purple-haired girl calling. At first Karen just sighed, but after a few attempts of no luck (not to mention the female assistant walked away shortly after her last attempt), the girl started to become annoyed.

Tch. How dare she ignore me. I called politely near her and she just walked away like that—as if she didn't hear me. How—ugh! The girl pouted as she run her fingers through some dresses. There was one that attracted her—a light blue knitted dress—this one has a price tag on it and it's something Karen could afford right now. But, knowing that the shop assistants were still quite busy, Karen just sighed and put the dress back to the rack, continuing to look through the dresses. There's no way they would listen to me calling..

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