Bethany Anderson
Bethany woke up early, just like she always did. Quickly she had gotten herself dressed in her plain blue jeans and her long sleeve flannel shirt, it was a bit cold out, or so she assumed that it would be. As she left her room she walked down to the kitchen where she scooped out the food for each of the dogs and made sure they had plenty of fresh water. She then made her way to the stable where she saw that her older sister had already began taking care of the horses. She quickly put out some food for the cats who lived in the barn and then started feeding the horses.
Once the horses were fed and turned out and the stalls mucked she went back inside. She had decided that she would go to the cafe today for breakfast instead of eating breakfast at home like she normally did. So, she hurried up and showered. Once she got out she dried off and grabbed a clean pair of jeans, a white spaghetti strap shirt, and a blue button up flannel shirt. She got dressed and then she was out the door.
She got in to her Chevy blazer and started off towards the Cafe. It did not take long before the cafe was in sight, and once she made it to their parking lot she got out of the SUV and walked in to the cafe.
She made her way to an empty table and sat down, waiting for someone to come and take her order...
.|.Liliana.|.
You couldn't miss her. Not even if you were trying. She pulled into the Cafe driving a bright lime green camaro, one of those brand new ones. It was pretty. Which is a syndrome for Liliana. It's pretty and I want it. So, her big brother Acheron would buy it for her. Just so she could turn around and get bored with it later. But for now, the Camaro was her baby. She stepped out of the lime green beast wearing high heels, a bright red designer off the shoulder shirt and a pair of jeans that showed off perfect curves. Blonde waves fell down her back in cascades of color and she moved with grace on high heels. She walked through the door of the Cafe as though she owned the place, her head held high and her eyes straight ahead. She walked straight to the counter and ordered a coffee, leaning back on the counter while she waited. She gave a smile to Bethany and as a waitress came up to take the other girls order, she turned away. She was bored with this town. It was so damned quiet. Boring. Peaceful. She wanted to blow something up, destroy something. We need to be good, Lili. I can't keep covering up for you. This is your last chance to start over. She knew Acheron was serious this time... She had caused him enough heart ache the past few years. Maybe a break wouldn't be so bad. Sighing, she thanked the barista for her coffee then sauntered over to Bethany. Is this seat taken? Her eyes were a soft blue as she watched the other girl. Oh dear. Getting to know new people was never her strong suit. But she might as well try.
Bethany Anderson
Bethany was sitting at her own little table, alone, though not by choice. She would much rather be here with a friend or two but instead she was here alone. She sat there and she saw the bright green camaro pull in to the drive of the cafe. A girl wearing high heels and a designer shirt stepped out of the car and walked in to the building. Bethany saw the girl give her a smile as she walked by and she nodded her head and smiled in greeting. The waitress then walked up to her table and she ordered a vanilla cappuccino and a bagel with cream cheese. It was a very plain breakfast but it would do.
After she had finished ordering she saw the girl at the counter stand up and walk towards her. She smiled as the girl reached her and asked if the seat at her table was taken. She shook her head. Nope, you can sit if you want. She waited for the girl to sit down and she spoke once more. I'm Bethany, by the way.
.|.Liliana.|.
She gave a slight smile and took a sip of her coffee as she sat down. Liliana moved with ease, completely comfortable in her body. I'm Liliana. Lili for short. As Bethany's breakfast came out, Liliana arched a brow. That's all your eating? Seriously? Ugh. Girl you need to eat more. She didn't say it in a mean way. Liliana was one of those people that could eat and eat and eat and not gain a damn pound. She gave an absent minded wave to a man that walked through the door, but continued talking to Bethany. So like. What do you do? She took a sip of her coffee when suddenly the waitress came back a plopped a plate of food down in front of her. Toast, eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes... Calorie central. Lili blinked. Courtesy of your brother. He paid for you this morning. And said to tell you he'd be in late. The waitress bustled away. Lili gave a bright smile. See? Now this is breakfast. She took a bite and groaned with pleasure. You should try this. Seriously. She pushed the plate towards the other girl. An odd ball, but she seemed harmless enough.
Bethany Anderson
Bethany smiled to the waitress as she brought her bagel and cappuccino to her table just after Liliana had sat down. Then she looked up to Liliana again as she spoke, introducing herself. It's nice to meet you, Lili. As she looked down to her plate she heard Lili's announcement that she needed to eat more and she laughed. She could eat and eat as well, she just was not a real big breakfast. She tended to keep her breakfast light and then she ate a good bit more for lunch and dinner.
Bethany looked up to the guy who walked in and was waved to by Lili as she spread the cream cheese on her bagel. The other blond then asked her what she did and she smiled as she replied. Well, me and my sister own a pretty big horse ranch a ways outside of town. That was all that this girl has ever known is horses.
This girl once again gave the waitress a smile as she approached the table once more. This time she brought a huge plate of food for Lili and she said that the plate was courtesy of her brother, and that her brother would be late. Lili then looked back to her and said that was a breakfast and Bethany laughed again as the other girl took a bite. She then pushed her plate towards her and said she should seriously try it. She did not know what to do really, so she just grabbed her fork and took a bite like had been requested. It was good. That is good. She smiled as she put her fork back down.