At least [i]somebody[/i] had actually wanted to do this. Anna was unfortunately not in the same boat. However, she still couldn't help but to wonder what exactly brought him to make such a decision in his life. This guy was a singer, an artist. If she knew how the musician lifestyle worked, then she was wondering why he would make such a radical change in his life. Anna had a feeling that there was more to this than met the eye. He probably did legitimately want a change in his life, but at the same time, this was probably also a marketing stunt and a way to get more publicity. At least, that's what Anna would've done if she was a celebrity who wanted to [i]legitimately do this thing.[/i] It was working, since Anna had no idea who this guy was prior to them meeting today. 

"Jett Ollison... don't be offended if I Google you tonight." She laughed, "I've never heard of you in my life." Anna felt sort of bad for not knowing who this guy was, but she figured he was outside of the scope of what she was interested in. She had him pegged as as a country singer, or at the very most, pop. Anna wasn't much of a pop or country person. Sure, she listened to some of the people in the top 40 every once in a blue moon, but Anna was much more of an indie/non-mainstream type of person. Jett Ollison was a name that didn't even sound the slightest bit familiar, and she felt a slight bit of guilt for not knowing who he was. Someone who carried themselves with that type of confidence and self-assurance definitely knew that they were all that and definitely a significant figure in industry.

It was the same way Anna carried herself. She [i]knew[/i] she was the shit in her company, and carried herself as such. Anna hadn't really touched her drink while talking to Jett. Something about talking to a cowboy country star/pop star was so captivating and invigorating. She would've never expected to be so engrossed in a conversation with a musician, especially one in his area, but there she was. Briefly, Anna had forgotten that she was even in a party and on a reality show. She was simply enjoying this conversation with Jett way too much. It was only the first day, and Anna had to remind herself that there were going to be plenty of opportunities coming up ahead. It was okay to slow things down and take some time.

The next question had Anna in sort of a dilemma as well. So, why was she here? It was the same dilemma she had earlier, and she wasn't entirely sure as to how to go about answering it. Did she want to tell him the truth? Or did she want to tell him a white lie? Surely telling a dude she just met on a reality show that she only signed up as a joke wouldn't exactly go over so well. The last thing Anna wanted to do was to say the wrong thing and completely blow this conversation and burn a bridge right out of the gate. So it was settled, Anna was going to tell a white lie to protect the real reason she signed up for this show. She figured nobody would find out about the intentions behind her appearance on this show.

Anna chuckled softly after a little bit. "I only know like two faces here... and besides - they're just people. Just because you sing or act doesn't make you any more special. At the end of the day we all live and breathe, don't we?" It was such a canned and bullshit response, but hopefully Jett would buy it. "I... just wanted a change in my life too." Anna shrugged, sipping on her drink to give her time to further develop her response, "I'm a biological engineer -- so I just sit in a lab and an office all day doing stuff. It can get [i]really[/i] boring, so I decided that I wanted a change and... here I am." Anna shrugged. "Maybe we'll get something out of this. Maybe the audience'll enjoy what they see..." She glanced at the crowd briefly, before turning to her new friend. "What are you trying to accomplish on this show? Someone like you definitely has to be tied down by someone."