Lee took a few precautions.  She did more or less trust Axel, but he was still a stranger, and she had difficulty telling where she was when she traveled by car, or anywhere she was unfamiliar with.  The sun was warm on her face by the time she reached the street with her studio, and promised an afternoon that would be closer to hot.

"Good morning Axel."  The dancer greeted him with a wave when she was close enough to make him out, a couple yards away.  She carried a messenger bag over one shoulder, as well as a light jacket that she'd not bothered to put on, given the warm sun overhead.  "I hope you weren't waiting long."  She smiled and held out a hand to shake.  "I look forward to meeting your coworkers.  Did you manage to find a parking spot nearby?  I know it can be hard, depending on the time of day."