Kate looked at her reflection one last time before heading out. It really shouldn’t matter whether her bun was centered or not, but for some reason she cared enough to double check. Of course, it was a bit messy, but it seemed to be centered. She made a face in the mirror before heading out, walking down the street to the coffee shop where she was meeting her best friends.
It wasn’t a far walk, besides, something about the walking was soothing to Kate. She could think and daydream a bit as her body made repetitive steps. Thankfully, there weren’t too many others on the sidewalk, but even if there were, Kate’s resting bitch face tended to help her avoid people anyway.
She hummed slightly, getting that stupid butterfly feeling in her stomach that she had been telling herself to ignore for a while now. She had gotten quite good at it, too. Mostly. At any rate, Kate didn’t think that she had anything to be embarrassed about, having worn a cute but not overly nice outfit. She had on her favorite pair of colorful striped jeans, a black tank top, and yellow sneakers. For jewelry, her earrings were her only adornments, besides a simple locket around her neck.
Kate didn’t take too long to get to the cafe, since she walked fairly quickly and was good at avoiding people on the sidewalk. She opened the door, which let out a soft chime, then did a quick scan of the room. No one looked like her friends, so after she got a latte, she sat down at a table and waited, checking the time on her phone. She was early, but only by a couple of minutes, so the others should be there soon. Probably.
At any rate, the latte was good and the light pop music playing was nice, even if Kate was more of an alternative rock type of person. She drank her latte and scrolled through her phone distractedly while she waited for her friends, hoping no strangers would try to approach her (though obviously the likelihood of that was low). Any moment now, they would arrive.