Snippet #2542631

The very sound of her sister's voice would cause Sam's expression to drop to one of obvious annoyance. Luckily for her, she dropped her head until it went away. "Oh, would you look at that? One of my lovely sisters has come to introduce herself before I get the chance!" She laughs softly and leans over to wrap an arm around her sister's waist. "This here is Lynn. Real easy on the eyes, hm?" She winked at him almost sarcastically. Her head was hugged into Lynn's side to prohibit her from seeing the wink. Turning her head up to Lynn, she would nod and give her a smile. "Yes, we're getting along. Really well, actually. I had just told him about the car accident and how losing mom and dad brought us here... And guess what? He totally is a lumberjack. He's like a big teddy bear." She laughed and relinquished her hold of her sister in exchange for another drag on her cigarette. She flicked the ashy tip into an ashtray and sighed. "He was about to tell me who Paul Bunyon was. Before we were interrupted." She was subtly telling her sister to leave her be. She was enjoying the independence of talking to another without the leash and collar of her sisters.

The manager, Big Tony as he was called, would approach from behind the counter. "I hear you's was looking for me, little girl? Sam would look up to him with a smile.
"Actually, yes! My sister here was admiring your diner. She was looking about getting a job here. Perhaps you'd be willing to give her an interview?" She leans in closer to the big owner and whispers "She's a real busy body. Always doing something productive. And look at how gorgeous she is, eh? She's probably as pretty as that waitress serving us. Consider it, please. Sir." With that, she relaxed back on her stool and rolled her eyes at Red, obviously about her sister.