"Ah!" The warning came a second too late and she already walked into the wall next to the elevator. It took her a moment to regain her balance, especially when two boxes filled with nothing but books rest in her hands. Granted they were fairly tiny boxes, but it still felt like 20 pounds too heavy for it to be carried by her. She bent down carefully to set down the boxes and let out a diffident laugh that emphasized her embarrassment in the situation. Though the feeling soon fled and after brushing away the hair that escaped her ponytail from her face, turned to look at the source of the voice. "Thank you." She said with an almost sarcastic tone in her voice, though it was countered with yet another breathy laugh. "You’d think I would learn to never take the stairs when moving, huh? Oh—hey, I know you!" With yet another brush of the small hairs, she held out her hand, her smile having grown warmer to accompany the action. "I don’t think we’ve met officially, before, though. I’m Irene."
Jackson had not managed to prevent the young woman from bumping into the wall. "Ouch," he mumbled, and pulled on a face, as if he'd been the one actually meeting the said wall quite roughly. Swiftly, the young rapper kneeled down to help her with the small boxes. Perhaps should he have warned her earlier, but he'd been too busy sending a few texts. When hearing her exclaim, Jackson blinked and showed her a small smile. "I don't think we ever did, indeed," he slipped his hand into hers, to shake it very gently. Her name was ringing a bell. "I'm Jackson," he replied, though he guessed the young girl was already aware of it.