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This sunset just kept getting weirder and weirder. As if the world had decided the cats and the girl in the tree weren't enough, the budding argument made this part of the park quite possibly the most entertaining sunset Angela had ever seen.

She texted her group some of the details. Of course, the cats were everyone's favorite thing to hear about. Some asked about the hot guy yelling at the possible model filming. Angela had thought about saying hello to him, but that was before the argument began. Yelling always annoyed her.

At least the tree girl was getting some help. Sure, the guy there looked like he should have been working on a farm instead of in the middle of New York but who was Angela to judge? Maybe it was some new high end fashion. She'd seen weirder in her mother's magazines.

Angela pocketed her phone and walked over to the tree, far more confident now that someone else was there. She wouldn't have been able to do anything on her own but could help out now that there was an extra set of arms. That, and she was regrettably uneasy about trying to help the girl on her own even if she was capable. The situation was just too weird for her to confidently ask if any help was needed. Maybe if it had been something simple like a sprained ankle she'd be more eager. But now that someone else had the guts to do so, she felt pretty guilty.

“Hey dude,” She greeted the man by the tree with a smile. "I got an idea that can help her out. We can like, catch her. We'd need one more person but we can totally do it!"

"What do you think?" Angela called up to the girl. "I'm super good at catching people, I swear!"

Her topaz heated up once more, this pulse making it warmer than the last. Again, Angela ignored it.