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<blockquote data-quote="Orochi" data-source="post: 878426" data-attributes="member: 11276">As soon as she hangs up, Luccia does her minimal preperations for going out: running a brush through her hair, changing into a short sleeve blouse, and switching over to her regular glasses, tucking the sunglasses into her purse in case she needs them later. Like if where ever she ends up is particularly bright. She heads out into the hallway and towards the elevator. The doors open soon after she presses the button, and she steps in, alone this time as she rides down to the lobby and walks briskly outside, pausing to look around for her promised cab.What she sees is...not what she was expecting. The car was not a surprise. After all, Italian cabs are often just regular cars with an indicator on the roof that they are in service. She is, however, surprised by what she assumes to be the driver.&quot;Such formal dress for such a pedestrian occupation.&quot;She starts to walk forward, only to see someone apparently negotiating for her cab. She moves closer as a motorcycle zooms by, and the noise fades in time for her to hear the driver say &quot;You're Dr. Malinari?&quot;Before the man can respond, Luccia, determined not to have to call for a second cab from the same company, makes her move. &quot;I'm Dr. Malinari. I take it you're from Total Taxi?&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orochi, post: 878426, member: 11276"] As soon as she hangs up, Luccia does her minimal preperations for going out: running a brush through her hair, changing into a short sleeve blouse, and switching over to her regular glasses, tucking the sunglasses into her purse in case she needs them later. Like if where ever she ends up is particularly bright. She heads out into the hallway and towards the elevator. The doors open soon after she presses the button, and she steps in, alone this time as she rides down to the lobby and walks briskly outside, pausing to look around for her promised cab. What she sees is...not what she was expecting. The car was not a surprise. After all, Italian cabs are often just regular cars with an indicator on the roof that they are in service. She is, however, surprised by what she assumes to be the driver. "Such formal dress for such a pedestrian occupation." She starts to walk forward, only to see someone apparently negotiating for her cab. She moves closer as a motorcycle zooms by, and the noise fades in time for her to hear the driver say "[I]You're[/I] Dr. Malinari?" Before the man can respond, Luccia, determined not to have to call for a second cab from the same company, makes her move. "I'm Dr. Malinari. I take it you're from Total Taxi?" [/QUOTE]

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