Anne-Marie smiled happily, absently running her index finger over the glass that separated her from a ton of water and dolphins. Seafood had always been something she avoided, but she adored dolphins and sharks. Dolphins were definitely the better of the two, in her opinion. She had been to the aquarium several times already and had yet to get bored of watching the various underwater creatures swim around and occasionally come up to the glass. In fact, every time a dolphin came up to the glass, she'd stop and her eyes would light up like a child's. Seeing as how she was twenty-four, that looked rather odd.

The blonde was dressed in a pair of jeans, a black hoodie made of thin material, and a pink t-shirt (not that it was visible, since her hoodie was zipped up). The hood was up over her head, hiding her blonde, pink-streaked hair well. Her shoes were just pink flip flops, nothing special. In her free hand was a cream soda flavored slushie, which she couldn't have been more happy that she had been allowed to bring in with her to the aquarium.

Anne-Marie grinned happily and drank in a large mouthful of her slushie, still watching the dolphins. The only reason she had stopped practically pressing herself to the glass was because she had caught people staring at her with exasperation written on their faces, leading to her blushing like mad and taking a step back from the barrier between her and the water.

"They're gorgeous!" The girly blonde whispered to herself, bringing her hands further into her sleeves so that she could hold her slushie without her hands getting numb from the cold. She remained standing by the underwater animals that she loved so much, often smiling sheepishly at the people who looked at her oddly when they noticed her grinning like a maniac. Thankfully, that didn't seem to be very many people, since there weren't many people there to begin with.

Anne-Marie slowly looked over her shoulder, smiling sheepishly at Katelyn. She didn't think anybody would actually be listening to her when she spoke to herself, but it seemed she was wrong. Immediately, she recognized Katelyn as a member of one of the bands playing on the Toxic Tour, though she doubted that the musician would recognize her, unless she had seen her sister messing with the equipment. After all, her job involved not being out in plain view during set-up.

"They are. I love dolphins. They're so..." The blonde trailed off, searching for the right word as she turned her head back to stare happily at the dolphins. "...beautiful." She sighed dreamily, taking another sip of her slushie. Cream soda had always been her favourite flavor, and it went nicely with her favourite colour, pink.

"Oh, I'm sorry!" Anne-Marie snapped herself out of her daydream and turned around to face Katelyn, pulling her hood back and removing her near platinum blonde hair from inside of her hoodie. "I've forgotten my manners. I'm Anne-Marie," She introduced herself, absently wriggling her toes when she forgot to once again extend her sleeves past her hands before she grabbed her slushie again. She decided that it would sound arrogant of her to add on that she worked on the Toxic Tour, so she just used her first name for her introduction.

"Nice to meet you," Anne-Marie smiled and took a step away from the glass again, switching her slushie to her right hand so that she could feeling back into her left hand. "I am. My twin sister works with the equipment, so...I'm glad you didn't mistake me for her," She grinned, casting one glance towards the dolphins again.

"That's lovely. I'll have to make sure to watch when your band is performing, then. I'm guilty of daydreaming," The girly blonde admitted with a short laugh. "Sure, I'd love to. I'm used to eating alone, but it'd be a nice change to actually eat with someone," She switched her slushie to her other hand again, gesturing down the tunnel that everyone was walking down when they finished watching the underwater creatures swimming around.

"Oh, and...this is going to sound weird, so...sorry ahead of time if I accidentally freak you out, but...how old are you?" Lately, Anne-Marie had been obsessing over her own age. Not that Katelyn's age would make her avoid her, but it always drove her insane when she didn't know something about a person, and age qualified as that 'something'. "It's perfectly fine if you don't want to tell me," She added hastily, her face going red from embarrassment.