Mine is a delulu mind, I know that. I like to imagine, invent, look at the small details of reality and build stories around them. Here, these are the stories. I'd really like if you wanted to read them and keep dreaming with me.
The air was cold, the wind stung her skin and reddened the tip of her nose, but she didn't seem to care about the weather, nor the cameras that roamed around her and her eonnies practically at every step. She had been waiting to see that creature up close for hours and now they were finally heading into the pavilion where they could meet her and, honestly, that was the only thing that interested her.
"Oppa!" she exclaimed, when the attendant at the zoo announced to the girls that the time to enter had finally arrived. Before following her eonnies inside that sort of cage, Lisa ran towards her manager, a big smile as bright as that of a child lighting her face; accustomed as it was to the strange requests of that girl, the unfortunate manager wasn't astonished when he heard her request, nor did he complain too much before accepting to do that favor to her. Immediately, happiness became a feeling even more evident on the face of the young dancer after she had obtained that yes, and actually the manager tought that whatever she had in mind it was worth it to go along with it just for see that expression on her face. Perhaps... to think about it, not even he knew what to expect from her.
He had no way to ask for further explanations, although suddenly he felt need it, because immediately after the end of their conversation, Lisa didn't lose a moment before running towards the cage and reach her eonnies.
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The shooting of that segment ended rather quickly, the girls came out of the cage with excited smiles printed on their faces. The next stage wasn't far from there, but the entire crew decided to take a short break to fix the equipment and, above all, to seek shelter from the cold for at least a few minutes. Once the last camera turned off, Lisa ran immediately to the manager to retrieve the cell phone she had left in his hands.
"Did you manage to take it?" she asked, her gaze full of expectation. The manager initially he simply nodded and returning the device.
"You don't have anything strange in mind, do you?" he then ventured to ask her, receiving an amused grin in response.
"Don't worry, I don't have anything strange in mind." she answered, but she gave him no other reassurance. After briefly bowing to thank him, Lisa ran off to rejoin her eonnies. Once with them, however, she didn't bother to participate in their conversation - although they were talking about her favorite subject: the food -, but was to the cell phone that she devoted her full attention.
Without waiting for even a moment, she looked for the number she needed in the phone book and quickly sent the shot that thanks to the manager she had obtained.
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