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Isabella strolled down the nighttime streets of Hollywood, watching the cars and people all race by without a decent care in their heads. She huffed her breath and crossed her arms, sliding her sunglasses on her face. She began humming "sunglasses at night" while she walked, letting her hips sway with the song she was humming, slowly going back and forth with each step. Too bad no one appreciates good music anymore. She thought as she pulled her Ipod headphones out of her pocket and began listening to Van Halen, watching the people pass her by, fortunately not recognizing her. Yet.

Bella looked up from her music for a brief second, just in time to move out of the way of the boy walking. She scraped her knee on the concrete, though and turned to glare at him for a moment, before sighing and dusting herself off, "Watch it, buddy!" She frowned and took out her headphones, then realized it was probably just as much her fault as it was his. She hadn't been watching. And besides, bad things were bound to happen in these streets at night.

Bella nodded her head, her blonde hair bobbing with it, "Neither was I. I shouldn't have yelled." She gave a light smile, hoping that he wouldn't recognize her. She had been pretty successful lately. She was famous as an actress, though, not a singer. She hoped her strange accent didn't give her away. It was a mix of french and English origin and by far her most distinguishing feature. Well, that and her height. If her voice didn't give her away, her short stature would. She hadn't been any taller that 5 ft. since she was 12.

"Deal." She said quickly. She ran her eyes down his figure, trying to place the name. "Shert, right?" She smiled with one side of her mouth, trying to keep her voice low enough that no one could hear her distinguishing accent. She often referred to it as a tracking device. Any time someone heard her voice, they automatically knew it was her. Her eyes were a deep green, though they were currently hidden behind sunglasses, and her skin was chalky pale. Her features were youthful and diminutive, reminding people of a porcelain doll. She was tiny, both in her build and her features.

Bella tossed a lock of golden blonde hair over her shoulder, "I was just on my way back home. I didn't think it was going to rain." Actually, she just hadn't had time to check the Weather Channel to see if it was going to rain. That was usually the way things played out for her; always running this was and that, and never having time to sit down. Thus is the life of the stars. Bella thought to herself and sighed. She hadn't really even thought to get a good look at Shert because there was so much she had to do before night was up. The rain was definitely going to slow her down.

"Down a few blocks. I'm in an apartment. It's pretty far up and I'm tight on security. I find it necessary." She said quickly, her accent quick and authoritative. She was used to people doing as she said. She walked along side him, having to take long, quick strides to keep up because she was so much smaller. If he makes a single joke about my height, she thought, I'm going to punch him in the mouth. She resolved this silently, but all the while knowing that everyone made jokes about her height. And there was no way she could punch them all for it, as much as she wanted to.

Bella smirked and walked alongside him, "You must bear with me, I'm used to giving orders. I do appreciate the help, though. Don't take me the wrong way." She smiled, her eyes twinkling in the streetlights. She still hadn't really paid much attention to Shert. She didn't pay much attention to anyone, actually. The only reason she would give anyone a second glace was if she thought they might make a good snack.

Bella stopped for a brief moment, a little surprised by the suddenness of the complement. She had never thought her eyes anything worth mentioning. She thought that the dark green color made her look out of balance, for the rest of her was so light. Her skin was a chalky, china-doll pale and her hair was a light, golden blonde. She continued walking alongside him, "Thank you very much. I appreciate that." she now looked over at him, and gave a slight bow of her head, unsure of how else to return the complement.