Detatched, and frustrated

[Summer]

You

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Summer Adrienne Smith;;

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Summer sighed and sank into a couch in the cozy little cafe. Her brunette hair fell in a curled mass over the front of her shoulder. Summer looked down at her pink nail polished fingers laying on her faded levi jeans. She blew her bangs out of her blue eyes, and stared at the ceiling before looking down at her dark purple sweatshirt. Beneath that was her white t-shirt she wore around the stables, her sweatshirt was only partially zipped up revealing some of the faded navy blue text on her shirt. Summer hadn't figured out what she wanted yet, she'd found out soon enough. Then again maybe not, she should try and find the stables. Being new in a new area wasn't exactly easy. At least not as easy as living in the same small town you grew up in.

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[Amelia]

'ding !' The sound of bells filled the small cafe as Amelia pushed open the doors to Ruby's cafe. She smiled lightly, shifting her shoulder bag to her right shoulder as she wondered up to the counter to place her order. After a busy day of working with her horse, Amelia was ready for a break. And, what better place than the quaint little Ruby's Cafe on the outskirts of town to do just that?

Amelia couldn't think of any. Or, at least, she hadn't tried to. She was content with the simplicity and subtleness of the little cafe. So, ordering herself a French Vanilla cappuccino, Amelia allowed herself to give another small smile. Ruby's was rather empty for once, which only added to the simplicity of the place. There were only a few people there, and it seemed pretty quiet. Amelia shifted, twisting a strand of her long, straightened brown hair around her finger as she realized this. The silence was the only thing that she didn't like about this place, but she'd muster.

Paying for her coffee, Amelia thanked the cashier and then wandered over to the couches. She ran her hands down her outfit, smoothing out a few wrinkles and brushing off some leftover hay from her striped white and black tee and jeans before sitting down. She took a small sip of her coffee and then leaned back in her chair, once again examining the area. She noticed a girl sitting on the nearby couch and offered up a meek smile. She didn't think that they'd met, but there was no harm in being friendly, right?

[Summer]

Summer's blue eyes were drawn up from staring at her fingernails. A girl had sat down on the couch next to the one she was sitting on. She'd offered Summer a meek smile trying with a slight effort to be friendly without saying anything. Summer's face lit up, an actual person to talk to, not to mention she just brushed some hay off her outfit. She grinned quite sweetly, often finding herself being more outgoing here than at home. Hey... Do you happen to ride any? Summer leaned forward on the table, knocking her bag to the ground. Her riding boots tumbled out and she groaned and rolled her eyes.

They were so messy, she'd hate to make the owners or employees clean this up. She quickly bent down and picked up her bag, her long brown hair fell in her face. Summer put her bag on the table this time in a minimal effort. She swept her hair out of her face revealing her blue eyes, which seemed to be contacts. No those were her natural unusual eyes. Her parents didn't have blue eyes. Her mother had green, her father brown. She was the only one in her family with blue eyes. Summer blushed slightly at the memory and looked at the table awkwardly.

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