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Juniper looked more closely at Zac as he mentioned his eyes. She had assumed they were just a deep chocolate color but now that she was looking, she noted the lack of any warm brown tones. "You...haven't noticed anything unusual happening? Can't see better in the dark, or maybe see different things?" It was peculiar indeed that the eye color was the only change he had noted. Surely there had to be an actual reason why they had changed color.

"Get me in trouble?" She was perplexed for a moment. "Oh! You mean with work here? Nah. Don't worry about it. As long as I am helping a customer, and I am, since you're very much a customer, I won't get in trouble. If anyone comes by, you'll just be my alibi." She winked at him.

"Speaking of which, do you like either the blue or the black blanket?" She nodded to the blankets he now held.

"Right. Well...yea, no you're probably right. Knowing my luck alone, someone will be listening in or something." She wrinkled her nose at the thought. The last thing she needed was her co-workers finding out about her new interest in magic. Some of them would probably shun her for it. Not that it really matters, but I'd like to somewhat enjoy my job.

"Do you have a phone or something to try my number down? I can toss you a text after work or something and we can meet up to chat some more? I mean, it sounds like we're both very new to all of this, but maybe we have some info we can trade one another." She was hopeful. She'd already possibly learned something from him.

"That is, if you're alright with that?"

Juniper reached into a pouch around her waist that held her RF, the machine she used to check prices and inventory in the store. From inside a small pocket she pulled out a tiny post-it note pad and pulled a pen from alongside the RF. "Yea. Here just jot your number down." She handed the pad and pen to him. "I'll make sure to let ya know it's me texting."

"Um, no, actually. I was there once before the ball and was invited by The Sorrowful One to go, but we can talk about that later." She smiled at him. "I'll get back to you after I finish work. Hopefully our schedules work out.

She took the blue blanket from him and tucked it onto the shelf next to the first one she had pulled off. "Good choice, by the way. He'll enjoy making it his, I am sure." She laughed, knowing that the at would probably cover the thing in white fur promptly.

"Anyway, I should probably get going to see if anyone else needs help. I'll talk to you later." She gave him another smile and a short wave before slipping past him to head back in the direction they had originally came to begin work on folding some terribly shopped bath towels.