Kagome was grateful for the fact that Sango didn't give her the pity that she didn't want or deserve. Instead, she chattered on about how she had found a client that seemed to be extremely interested in Kagome's designs.
"She's such a lovely woman, Kags. You'd love her." Sango assured.
"But what about the store?" she protested. She liked the store- she was a one woman employee, and it worked just fine for the two of them. Why would she want to change that now?
"I'd take care of the store, hon. Please? She wants to meet you so badly."
Kagome sighed, knowing already that she wouldn't win this argument. Once Sango got an idea in her head, it was damn near impossible to convince her otherwise.
"Fine."
Kagome realized that she should have asked what the client's last name was before she was on her way.
"Hello?"
"Sango, the client's last name wouldn't happen to be Taisho, would it?"
"No..."
Kagome sighed. Of course Sango would load her into a taxi, tell the driver where to go, and then wave a cheery good-bye.
"You could have just told me." she informed before hanging up. She rubbed her temples, knowing that today was going to be a long one.