Rachel Robinson
Dialogue color || fuchsia
Rae raised a curious eyebrow at his words. "You two don't get a long?" She asked curiously. She knew that she and Karson had their fights every once in a while, but she loved her sister regardless, and couldn't imagine not being close to her. Before the guy had a chance to answer she shook her, "Never mind, it's none of my business." She said, giving him a small smile as she took a sip of her drink. She was intrigued by this man, but didn't want to be too inquisitive and scare him off. "I didn't catch your name. I'm Rachel, but everyone just calls me Rae." She said, offering a hand out for him to shake.
Zane Blackwood
Dialogue color || dodgerblue
Zane frowned at the young blonde's words. "I'm sorry, this must be really hard on you. You're here by yourself?" He asked, his frown deepening as he glanced around the room, seeing that the girl was in fact alone. He thought back to the woman he'd killed in the car accident, wondering about her family, they must have been devastated. He never looked into it, not wanting to face what he'd done head on like that. He knew that if he looked into her family, the guilt he felt would be substantially multiplied. "You really shouldn't be alone. If you want, when I finish delivering these trays, I could come back. It's a part of my job anyway." He said, smiling at her, not wanting her to feel weirded out by his offer or that he was going out of his way to do it.
Dialogue color || fuchsia
Rae raised a curious eyebrow at his words. "You two don't get a long?" She asked curiously. She knew that she and Karson had their fights every once in a while, but she loved her sister regardless, and couldn't imagine not being close to her. Before the guy had a chance to answer she shook her, "Never mind, it's none of my business." She said, giving him a small smile as she took a sip of her drink. She was intrigued by this man, but didn't want to be too inquisitive and scare him off. "I didn't catch your name. I'm Rachel, but everyone just calls me Rae." She said, offering a hand out for him to shake.
Zane Blackwood
Dialogue color || dodgerblue
Zane frowned at the young blonde's words. "I'm sorry, this must be really hard on you. You're here by yourself?" He asked, his frown deepening as he glanced around the room, seeing that the girl was in fact alone. He thought back to the woman he'd killed in the car accident, wondering about her family, they must have been devastated. He never looked into it, not wanting to face what he'd done head on like that. He knew that if he looked into her family, the guilt he felt would be substantially multiplied. "You really shouldn't be alone. If you want, when I finish delivering these trays, I could come back. It's a part of my job anyway." He said, smiling at her, not wanting her to feel weirded out by his offer or that he was going out of his way to do it.