"Let's see... I'll have a latte and a croissant.", asked Alisa, stocking clad legs crossed elegantly as she flashed the blonde waitress that cool smile she always had. The sight reminded of her the girl she'd met the other night, not due to any real resemblance - they acually looked nothing alike beyond a similar shade of blonde - but rather because of how easily her thoughts drifted to Xandra.
Sitting nonchalantly at the cafe on a lovely - if clouded - afternoon, allowed her mind freedom to roam wherever it pleased as she took in her surroundings, the fresh, almost dewey scent of Hargeon park, mixed with the fragrant coffee coming from the indoors. So long as it didn't rain, she'd much rather sit outside and watch the few people nearby as the walked through the park; some past the cafe, others towards it, and a few away from it...
A cool, but gentle gale caressed the exposed skin on her shoulders and upper body with the smoothness of a lover's touch, earning a content sigh as she brushed a stray dark lock behind her ear, away from her face. She gazed upwards into the cloudy skies; The weather had darkened somewhat in the past few days, a thin mist cloaking the air for the better part of today. The temperature had dropped too, but compared to the searing heat of the summer, she found this slight chill far more comfortable, and dressed accordingly.
All in all, Alisa moved away from the glamour she wore during nights out and instead went for a more approachable, girl next door look: Dark, silky hosiery hugged her long, shapely legs, contrasting with the loose white sweater draped comfortably around her torso. A garment easily long enough to double as a short dress, which was exactly how Alisa wore it as... And the pièce de résistance? A tiny red hairclip matching her eyes.
She flaunted a visible, yet reasonably modest cleavage, courtesy of the wide neck of her garment draping gracefully down her shoulders; just tight enough not to slide too far down unto her full bust and ruin the casual, youthful elegance she desired... Plenty of people looked her way as they passed by, but none stimulated her interest beyond the occasional cursory glance, leaving the artist to pet the candle like creature named Lumen as it sat next to her with a cute look on its face:
"I wonder what's she's up to...", Alisa thought out loud, thinking back on the events of that night that she still somewhat remembered, furrowing her brow as she tried recalling some more. She couldn't help but wonder how much the girl would actually remember either...