Watch out for that B called Karma

At first Georgie was worried with the whole idea of becoming friends with her teacher, but after the first time the two hang out, that whole worry was blow out on the wind. Karma was as nice and sweet out of the dance studio as she was in it and Georgie was glad she managed to meet someone like her. And not to mention she did enjoy their hang outs. “Hey, we all deserve a little treat from time to time and I fully support all of that, let it be known.” Georgie chuckled. “I’m doing well, life is just life, you know? What about you?”

“Fabulous! That’s the kind of spirit I need around.” Karma said with a wide smile. It was funny how since she got to town she was more open and eager to the idea of cheat on her diet, something that would have never happend in New York with her tight schedule of presentations. As they began to walk, Karma tilted her head to get a better look of Georgie, sending her a smile. “Don’t I know, girl but you gotta get goin’. Me? I’m fine.” The woman shrugged. Keeping myself busy with the studio and just... going with the flow. How was the store today?” 

robe: how do you prepare for an evening alone with a loved one/date?

I don’t really worry too much about my appearance so I don’t spend a lot of time in the preparation process except for waxing. Then, I keep it simple, hair down, little make up and a casual but sexy outfit

roses: If it had to be winter, autumn, spring or summer for the rest of your life, which would you choose?

Autumn, of course!

satin: what is your most favorite article of clothing?

Answered here

silk: do you have more inner or outer beauty?

Honestly, both (self-confidence aside)

wine: what kind of drunk are you (happy/affectionate, angry, sad, fun/wild)? if you don’t drink, what kind do you think you WOULD be?

diamonds: how do you feel about excessively spending money?

I’m not one how spends a lot of money on a daily basis but from time to time I enjoy being self-indulgent and spent as much as I want on me or the people I want to spoil.

glitter: describe someone special to you.

My sister, she is the most beautiful, kind and supportive human being. 

satin: what is your most favorite article of clothing?

Jeans, I can come up with thousand and one outfits with just one pair.

lace: what is something in your life completely different from last year?

I’m living in a small town which I’m liking very much and I’ve found myself teaching, something that would have never occured to do before. 

faux fur: describe your wardrobe. 

Tight skirts and dresses, blouses with cleavage, lots of jeans and stockings and high heels. I also love faux fur and animal print items. And of course lingerie!

gold: describe what you would call the most perfect meal.

Just a big bowl of gumbo. Do I need to say more? Best dish in the whole wide world

                     Isaac paused, as if mulling over the true volume of his own social quota — said limit never amounting to much. In any case, it was safe to say the male could never turn down a cup of coffee, especially when it came from that of Little Hill; offering a meager shrug as if it was an offer he’d be hard pressed to deny, “If I ever turn down a chance for some coffee just assume I’ve finally lost all my sanity,” he murmured, as a hand was held out in tandem; the means for Karma to lead the way. 

Karma didn’t knew Isaac too well, mostly they were acquaintances since the town was small and she get to know at least people’s names and what they did for a living. In six months living in Norhill she learned a fairly amount of things about the inhabitants but not particularly about Isaac. Maybe that had been the main reason she had asked him to join for dinner. “I got your back there, cher. Coffee is life.” Smiling, Karma walked past him, keeping a rather slow pace and not too far away from the man. “How’s it going Isaac?” She asked, keeping the conversation flowing.

                    WILLOW WAS PLACING THE LOCK ON the movie theatre for the night, deciding to close early and since it was only her, Tiana and Marco, both students at the local high school, his senior year, one that worked in the box office and the other in concessions, were the only one there, she let them have the night off whilst she decided to get some much-needed sleep. Working two jobs, two meaningless jobs was exhausting, not just physically, but mentally, not that she didn’t care for her father’s store, but she also was aware this was not what she wanted to do with her life, but she decided to move back home to aid her parents and she was going to do just that, for a little while since she knew her parents didn’t want her staying here forever, they wanted her to live her life. “Bye guys, have a good night,” she said, saluting them off before walking in the opposite direction to her car. Hearing someone, a familiar someone attempt to catch her attention, a smile appeared across Willow’s visage, glancing down to her stomach as it growled at the mention of food; how long had it been since she ate? Deciding she would put sleep off, for a little while longer, no one should sleep on an empty stomach, Willow shut her car door as she trotted over to Karma, a woman Willow had met through the other woman’s dance studio. At first, it was just something fun to do since Willow had an abundance of time on her hand, used to residing in bigger cities with better attractions, but then she grew serious and although she wouldn’t use her dance skills anywhere else, she mostly attended to watch Karma dance, she was absolutely memorizing in the way she moved. “Are you asking me out on a date? Gotta say, I’m a little disappointed at your game, you should work on that,” she teased, “but yes, I’m starving! Let’s share some onion rings.” 

Haley was starving, to say the least. They had a supply delivery during her lunch break and she decided to help out which meant she hadn’t had time to eat since breakfast. So after the store was closed, she headed down the street to get something to eat. And as fate wanted it, she ran into Karma. Ever since arriving in town, she’d seen her around, had a quick chat a couple of times so when the other offered to join her for a meal, she had no reason to say no. “I’d love to. I’m ready to eat so much that I won’t be able to move afterward. So maybe having someone to talk to will stop me from shoving too much food into my mouth. Chances are slim though.”

Haley was a chill person to hang out with. Karma met her in one of her many visits to Harvey’s store and talked now and then until it became a usual thing. That was sort of new to her since back in New York she never even glanced at people at stores and people lived in such a hurry that they paid for their stuff and were gone soon. It was different here in Norhill and it reminded a lot to her home back in New Orleans were everyone knew everybody. Smiling as Haley accepted her invitation, Karma slowed down her pace. “Well I’m ready to cheat on my diet so I ay not be fit for that task,” She chuckled, “But I’ll do my best to entertain you enough. However, I’d suggest to live dangerously tonight.”

Even though Karma was a relatively new face in town, that had never been something that put Kelsie off with people. It was a small, welcoming town, and anyone who wanted to become a part of the community was welcomed with open arms. “Cooking just takes so much time and that is something I certainly don’t have,” Kelsie agreed. It wasn’t an entirely true statement, she had the time, she just chose to spend the time doing other things. “Oh, no, it’s fine, I can just walk with you. I can come back for my car later.” Waving off the offer, Kelsie was ready to go grab food. A long day at work had worked up quite the appetite for her and there was no sense in taking the extra time to go get her car first. “I could probably use the exercise anyway, I’ve been cramped up in an office all day doing paperwork.”

“Ah, yes, it does. I actually have the time but I dunno, it’s kinda depressing to put effort on cooking for one.” Karma chuckled. If she had people coming over then the story would be different. “Excellent! Let’s get going then.” She smiled, starting a regular pace next to Kelsey, she would proably already be at the diner were she walking alone since she hadn’t eaten much in between lessons and was bordering starvation -dramatically speaking-. “That’s the worst, hon! Not the right way to live. I mean, I know it’s part of your work but exercise is important for your mental health. People work better when they’re loose and that being said, you’re always welcome to try out one of my lessons. No charge.” She winked at the woman.

Georgie knew she should do better, that going for sweets after a day of work could only result in bad habits for the brunette, but she honestly couldn’t care less in that particular moment. Blame PMS or whatever if anyone asked, but she was in a dead need of a slice of cheesecake and the good old Little Hill was the place to go, without a doubt. She was heading to it, lost in her own thoughts when a familiar voice made her stop in her tracks. “Hey you!” The raven haired girl said, a wide smile on her lips as she found her dance teacher and friend. “What are the odds? I’m currently heading to the exact same place — good company is always welcome!”

Georgie was the sweetest and funniest and Karma loved hanging out with both in class and out of it, and tonight it wouldn’t be any different. Besides, this was something she had started doing with her students, go out and have a bite or a drink with them, either just her and the other person and in small groups, this way she could get to know them more, show that she cared and liked them. And with certain people, it was a good way to find out the latest gossips, Karma didn’t praise on this but whatever, sometimes it was needed. “Awesome, sweets! I feel better knowing I’m not the only one going for a not so healthy meal out. How you doing?” She asked, walking side to side to Georgie, hands dugged into her jacket pockets. 

There were some days where her job could get Kelsie to the point where she felt rather weary. She loved that she was able to help people make breakthroughs with whatever they were dealing with and get them to a healthier mindset, but it wasn’t always easy. Her heart often broke for the sadder stories that came up, but she could only get so emotional when on the job. More often than not, she had to hold it all in until the end of the day where she could finally unload it all with a drink. It used to be easier, she could go home to her husband and just move on to a different part of her life, but after the divorce, she felt like her work just stayed with her no matter where she went. 

So, when a familiar face from town greeted her as she walked down towards her car and invited her out to eat, Kelsie didn’t see any reason not to say yes. At the very least, it would give her a momentary distraction from everything. “Karma, hey, yeah. Sure. It - I probably don’t have an actual dinner at home anyway, so that sounds great.”

When Kelsie accepted her invitation, Karma’s smile grew bigger. This was one of the things she liked about this town, it didn’t took her long to get to know the natives and in a matter of time she felt at ease around them and viceversa. This didn’t happen back in New York, if she wanted to meet with her friends, she had to make plans ahead since they all carried such busy lives in the entertainment business. This, just inviting someone out of the blue and them accepting, it was a nice change. “Same with me and I don’t feel like cooking tonight.” Karma chuckled, lying a little bit since loneliness was more like the reason to eat out. “Company is much appreciated. I was gonna walk but if you’ll drive I’ll meet you there.” She didn’t want to overstep and there was a chance Kelsie needed to pick something up first. 

“Hey!” Karma smiled, greeting a familiar face. By now, she already met quite a lot of people. “I’m heading to Little Hill. Wanna join me?” She pointed with her finger in the dinner’s direction. Having some company would be nice, she could have easily asked to her friends but she waned to give them some “married time”.