“Sorry I’m late. I got caught up talking to your receptionist about her hair color.” Gem spoke with a tired voice, placing her things down on the couch in the corner of the studio. “You looked over the lyrics, right?” The older woman inquired of the younger, turning around to look at her. She raised an eyebrow at the younger girl and her demeanor. “You’re not too tired, are you? We could do this another day if you want.” To be honest, Gem was extremely tired herself with all the preparations for her group’s comeback, but work called, and so she was here. A promise was a promise, after all. To kick tiredness to the curb just long enough to finish out the song with her friend, she brought along a thermos of coffee (and an extra cup just in case for June). The blue haired woman took it from her bag, and the two mugs she had in them, and made her way over to the soundboard. A small yawn escaping her lips as she sat down in front of the younger girl, placing the cups down in front of them. Gem leaned back into her seat for a moment before leaning back up, and looking at the copy of the lyrics she had written in front of them. “Truthfully, I don’t see this suiting anyone else other than you. My little sister, Albie, was with me when I wrote it, and I tried it with her. It didn’t flow the way I had hoped, and the more I thought about it, the more I thought about you. So, I’ve got high hopes.”