The stall door was closed again when she opened the outside door. She walked up to the stall and stood up her tiptoes, draping the purse over the top of the door. She didn’t even pull it away once she saw Crisanta’s feet on the other side of the door.
“Thank you,” Crisanta said softly.
“Whatever,” Kalina shrugged, though Crisanta obviously couldn’t see her.
She started to leave again, only to be stopped by, “Kalina?” She didn’t reply, which led to another, “Kalina?”
“Yeah?” she answered finally.
“Could you maybe do me another favor?”
Kalina rolled her eyes. “What is it?”