The Colors of Us

seven.

"Let me get one more three-fourth and then you'll be set to go." said the agency's photographer with the camera up to his eye.

With a slight adjustment to my body, I peered into the lens of the camera. He snapped the picture then glanced at it before giving me a thumbs up. While he and Jeffery looked over all of the photos, I went to change out of my bathing suit for my clothes.

I'd been at the agency all morning accepting or declining show offers, arranging my schedule for when the ball starts rolling, and updating my digitals. It'd taken us about three hours to get it all done but it wasn't anything hectic. Plus, I was able to learn that majority of the castings I planned to attend were no longer necessary. The designers wanted me to walk their shows, no questions about it, because I fit the bill. That made things a lot easier for me and my schedule.

Once I was dressed back into my clothes, I picked up my phone for any missed notifications. Asani was the most recent reminding me to be at his house by six. I assured him that I would be then emerged from the back. I approached the computer screen to take a glance at my digitals.

"Oh, I look good." I smiled scrolling thru them. "Which ones did y'all pick? I like these."

"Yeah we picked those three and this one. This one will be on your  new comp card because this headshot is too gorgeous not to be." Jeffrey shook his head with a smile. "But that's all for today if you're ready to go."

"Okay, thank you guys. I'll see you next week for the campaign shoot, Jeff." I grabbed my purse. "Y'all have a great day."

"Bye Korin!" a few other people waved goodbye. I waved back, leaving the building.

Since I had a few hours to spare, I walked down to the nail salon close by to get my nails and toes done. Asani said tonight would be special but he also made sure to be vague about what would happen, so I wanted to look presentable just in case.

I stepped inside and thankfully it wasn't packed. I was able to go directly to a technician and start the process. With one headphone in my ear, I decided to finally return Giovanni's phone call. He'd crossed my mind, and though I had been sure to keep a distance, I still wanted to talk to him on the low. I thought I would be able to jump right back into talking to him after our meet up but I just couldn't. Especially knowing that he was engaged to be married.