[@knighthawk]

Maria strolled through the club fair, smiling at the hustle and bustle of campus. She was happy to be back. This summer had been packed with her photography internship and family, but now she was able to focus on school and her friends. She wore her usual get-up: a black, flowery summer dress, a soft, white sweater cardigan, beige socks, and boots with a slight heel. After brushing her golden hair back behind her shoulders, she crouched down at the start of the club fair.

[i]’Snap!‘[/i] Her camera clicked as she captured an image of the busy campus. She checked the image to make sure it was focused correctly, then stood continued on through the fair. She stopped at different booths, offering to take their picture for them and handing out her little side-business card.  Maria was eager to get customers, and also considered joining a club or two while she did so. Of course, she was already a part of the Photography club, but she wanted something new this year. Something exciting. Little did she know, she was about to have a very exciting year indeed.

Maria beamed as she saw her club’s booth, near the booth for the notorious Night Garden club. She took a few pictures of her friends and hugged the president. “Hey, guys! Reel ‘em in today, okay?” Her friends waved her along, telling her to get back to work. Maria simply laughed, shrugged, and continued on.

Her camera clicked once more as she took an image of a few new students checking out a few flyers from a club. Then her attention was caught by the amount of people at the Night Garden stand. It was an odd sight, compared to the past two years of the club fair. Her blue eyes sparked with curiosity and she stood, walking over to the stand.

“Would you like for me to take a picture of your stand?” Maria asked the man sitting behind the booth, since the woman seemed to be occupied with the other students. She had a bright smile on her face, her friendly personality shining through. She’d never taken pictures of the club fair before, so she was hoping to get a picture of the busy stands. Which, surprisingly, was this one.