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She watches the scene in front of her unfold with rapt curiosity, as though she couldnât guess exactly how it would play out. There is a smile on her lips as she catches the other, hardly taken off guard. âOh, itâs not a problem! They do tend to do that, donât they?â She stares after the toddler, who didnât seem to notice the interchange for more than a moment and was now dancing merrily down the street while the adults were left behind to struggle with courtesies over the consequences. She smiled ruefully, certain that perhaps the little tike was onto something. âHeading to the theater? I was headed back myself, we could go that way together.â Anyone who knew Meg was aware that she was never late and this time was no different, sheâd already spent half the morning in her pointe shoes by the time she runs into Remy. Getting an early start, however, often means missing breakfast, so once the first of the inevitable arguments broke out, she slipped away to grab bagels for herself and a few of the other girls.
remy only turned her nose up and glared at the parents before suggesting in french that they keep a better eye on their child. turning back to meg in a huff, apologizing again for the ugly representation of remyâs temper.  â yes i was, â she adjusted the strap of her bag on her shoulder. she was supposed to be there over an hour ago but not only did her alarm not go off ( okay perhaps she accidentally hit off instead of snooze ) and her bronzer had cracked in its case ( she accidentally dropped it on her bathroom floor while getting ready ), the heel of one of her favorite shoes decided to break off right as she stepped out the door.  â oh ? thatâd be great ! they donât tend to yell at me if thereâs someone else around. â remy looped her arm around the otherâs, ready to go.















