Chance Meetings|| Stephen & Em
She didn't know what she was doing here. Why she'd even submitted her application to be a counselor. Sebastian was going to have a fit when he found out, but Emma would deal with that as she always did. With poise and grace. None of that mattered now, though. As she unpacked her two suitcases, Emma banished any thought of what awaited her come to his return to New York. She had her excuse all wrapped up into a neat present and that was all that mattered.
She had to shake her head, blonde ponytail flying about her face, thinking of better things. Not that there had been many. She certainly hadn't expected to bring so much, with two more suitcases in her car, but then again the life of luxury was worth it. With her last blazer hung, Emma took a look around the room. It wasn't a penthouse suite but it wasn't awful. Definitely not home...but it was something. Moving back toward her door, Emma lost herself in the thoughts that bubbled around her. Useless drama. Useless information. For now, she reminded herself as she turned toward the stairs. Eventually, it would get to the bits she wanted to know.
As she moved down the stairs and oddly familiar face passed her and she stopped. That was...odd. "Stephen?" she muttered more to herself. Surely there were better things he could be doing with his time. And why here? Swiveling on her heel Emma followed the body closely. She most certainly knew the back of that head. A wicked smirk pulled her lips up. Oh, the things that ran through her head at that moment. Moving behind him, close enough he’d feel her without so much as pressing against him. Emma spoke lowly, just loud enough he'd hear. "Do you always have such a way with women?" There was a soft lightness to her voice, a laugh almost as she repeated the same comment she’d said year prior. “And here I thought this place was going to be dull and boring. Maybe I counted my chickens before they were hatched.”