Unexpected turn of events (the script, Glen Power fanfiction)

Chapter 21

"Where do you want to go?" she asked him as she tilted her head to the side. "There is this great place not far from here where we get lunch when we're in the studios," he explained as she nodded her head. "How about we walk then?" she asked him as he agreed before they started to make their way.

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Walking out of her office she was surprised to find Emily, Glen's cousin's daughter. "Hey, I didn't know you were here." Kate greeted her with a kiss on the cheek as Emily gave her a small smile. "Yes, you said I could come over any time for a tour," Emily noted nervously as she looked around Kate's offices lined with books, her degrees and photo's.

"Of course, are you staying for long?" Kate asked her with a smile on her face. "Just a few days, I'm using uncle Glen's apartment," Emily informed her as Kate nodded her head. Glen had started moving during the week. Much of his stuff was already at her place, his entire closet of clothes had been moved into her walk-in-wardrobe. It was strange to see a mixture of her clothes which was a range of colours. And then you had Glen's corner which was mostly black and grey colours.

They'd contacted the renovators and Glen had shown her a company which converted garden sheds into studios. They were going to make a studio in the two underground levels. For now, his music stuff was going to be moved into the shed in the garden. They figured they'd have a few more days of moving to do with the help of Danny and Mark, a few of his family who'd come over this morning and a few of Kate's male friends. He hadn't decided what to do with his place though. Sell it or rent it out, no idea and Kate was leaving it all up to him. It wasn't her decision to make.

"Come on I'll give you a tour," Kate said, taking her all-access key from her desk and led her into the heart of the museum first before going behind the scenes. "And that's basically all I can really show you," Kate told her as they finished in the room that contained drawers and drawers of fossils in fireproof safes.

"That's so amazing." she grinned as Kate leant against the lab table near the windows, a line down the hall were lined up with them. "It is." Kate agreed with a smile as she smiled at one of her people passing by.

"Did you have a summer programme here as well?" Emily asked her as she looked around the room and Kate slowly nodded her head. "we have. that's only three weeks though here. We want to give as many people the opportunity and most aren't that fond of leaving home." Kate explained with a small chuckle as she hopped onto the lab table.

"Coming here is already leaving home." Emily chuckled as she turned to look at her uncle's girlfriend. "That's true. But the summer program here at the museum has the most applicants and we try to give as many people an opportunity." Kate noted as she tilted her head to the side at the young girl in front of her. She certainly seemed to have an interest in the museum and what they did there. She seemed to be interested in the entire process of everything.

"Do you have an idea what you would like to do?" Kate asked her, maybe if she asked some people to take her longer on board, they would do it. "I was actually considering going to India. It would be great to see the culture and learn how everything is done." Emily explained as Kate nodded her head in understanding.

"I could give you the contact information of Mark over there. He can give you a lot more information about what it would be about. He's been there for the last year and a half." Kate explained, hopping off the lab table, noticing the hour and realising that soon Arthur would be arriving.

"That would be great. My mum and dad said that I should make the decision of this is something that I would really want to do." Emily explained as Kate nodded her head in understanding. "No one can tell you what to do with your family Emily. I was the outsider in my own family cause I was interested in things that could never have bothered them. At the end of the day, it's about what you like and what interests you. You have to do your job for the rest of your life. There's no point in deciding on something that you'll come to regret in 10 years maybe even less." Kate explained, trying to give in her own two cents. She was happy that Glen's family was supporting her if she wanted to go and study something in her field.