"True, very true. I've heard that too," she said with a laugh, shaking her head. "I can't even begin to understand why."

Piper smiled at the question. "That might've been only partially the motive," she admitted with a grin. "At the time, I really enjoyed traveling and talking and connecting people. I was also learning Spanish and French and figured, why not put that to use." Looking back on it, she had a few regrets - namely how much pressure she'd put on herself to excel and get done without simply enjoying the process. "I can't knock an art degree though, I'm sure it has it's own uses. Especially if you study art history."

"Is this our café," she asked, as they came up to one on the right. These days, Piper truly tried to tune out a lot of her senses but even she couldn't ignore the way she felt in this part of town. She only hoped it was on the spectral sort and not the sort that could actually cause a ton of damage.