Jacob wanted to meet somewhere in the park that was rarely visited, which was very child like of him, to think of that. Bianca did not disagree, as it was written in the job sheet, so she had to follow the instructions. As she arrived, she noticed a blue haired young boy standing out from the normal park tones. She moved a bit closer to him and said, “Hello,” to grab his attention. He seemed to be very deep in thought, which was adorable as most children were free of stress while Jacob here had stress lines on his forehead. As soon as he noticed Bianca’s arrival, he stood up from the almost broken branch and greeted her, inviting her to join him in brainstorming. Bianca sat on a clean spot on the bench, making sure it was not going to break down under her weight. “So, what do you have in mind?” she asked. She was not going to scare the kid by telling him that she was a vampire. The reason that she wanted to tell him was because of how she was silent in her movements, which could be useful, but because of the thought that she might scare him, she did not mention her race.
“I have a few ideas, but I’d like to hear yours, too,” said the boy. Bianca nodded and listened to his first before contributing with her own plan that she had come up with while she was walking to the park. Jacob liked her plan, and she liked his as well, so they agreed to follow the plan that suited the situation the most. The contest would begin in about thirty minutes, so Bianca and Jacob left the spot and pretended to be on their own ways.