BWI Portalocity Terminal [Saturday Morning]

[icallmyselfkyle.livejournal.com]

Rather than fly from Philadelphia to Baltimore, Eric's parents had given him a lift. They had offered to drive him directly to the school, but he told them he would rather meet the group at the airport and take the shuttle. That way he'd get an early glimpse at all the hot girls he was sure would be going to his new school.

So now he was relaxing in the lounge, drinking a soda and waiting. It wasn't going to college, but it would do.

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Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

[formermayqueen.livejournal.com]

"Oh god, I hope not," Cordelia replied as she shuddered at the thought of polyester. "And that would be great. I doubt... Eric? I think that's his name. I think he may need some help with them."

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

[not-a-mused.livejournal.com]

Oh, so she already had help from some other sucker already? This changed things a bit. He was planning on just sort of hauling them around roughly, knocking the cases against stuff a little to see if she got angry and then apologize if she did, but now he was going to try a different tack.

"Okay," he said. "Five bucks." And then looked at the girl expectantly.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

[formermayqueen.livejournal.com]

Cordelia looked over at Eric, who was apparently not that bright and then looked back at Cal. "I'll give you ten if you can keep that one from losing anything of mine. Or stealing anything."

That was still less than what it had cost her to tip the bellboy at the hotel.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

[not-a-mused.livejournal.com]

Cal followed the girl's eyes toward Eric before they returned to her with a grin.

"Make it fifteen," he offered, "and you've got a deal."

That was still more than what Cal had in his wallet right now.

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

[formermayqueen.livejournal.com]

Cordelia quickly pulled the money from her purse and handed it to Cal. "Deal."

Re: Wait for the Shuttle!

[not-a-mused.livejournal.com]

Sweet. Cal grinned, taking the money and pocketing it. Easy cash for relatively easy work, he hoped. "Pleasure doing business with you, ma'am."