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The clerk, a young woman in surf gear, nods. "Oh, yeah, of course. Please, our changing rooms are just through there."Approaching the counter, Alicia was quick about opening conversation. “Yes, hi. I’m just looking for something for my daughter.” Alicia let Alice break away for a bit so so she could pick out her own outfit. “Would it be alright if I used the fitting rooms too to try on my own I brought in?” Alicia held a small bag that she clearly brought in, placing it on the counter, letting the clerk take a quick look at it while Alice decided what to wear.
"Um, matching? Sure, no problem. Once your friend gets changed we can see if we have anything matching." She screws up her face in thought at the question. "Something happening? Well, no real events that I know of, but this time of year we get a lot of beach parties. There's not much surfing going on during the day, but when the sun falls plenty of people set up fires and party on the beach. I don't know if a mother and daughter would be interested in that kind of scene, but you all look amazing, so you'd fit right in." She looks at the trio in curiosity."Heya." Rebecca replies brightly, stepping forward toward the clerk with a hand raised. They looked a little like a deer caught in the headlights like they were uncertain where to begin. Her lips twist into a wry smile as she looks back at the pair of nuns and shrugs. "They're mother and daughter, so perhaps something matching if you have anything in their size." Though that would be up to them, unfortunately. But teasing Alice and seeing her squirm a little would still be worth it.
"Oh, and well, we're new here. The beaches looked a little empty, thought it'd just be a mass of people." Though she had no idea if that was actually the case, but it got her where she wanted so slipping in that lie hurt no one. "So is there something happening around here? Something to get some extra set of clothes for?" Asking as if it was some kind of show or festival going on and not the surfer zombies. Yhea, that was still funny.