"Hold up, did she just-"

"She did! What are they gonna do?"

"Oh my gosh!"

The crowd was murmuring as Wolf stood there in shock, her back up behind her frozen at the insult just thrown.

This chick had gotten into a fight with Wolf previously and just had to show up now to deliver that insult. Another chick stood beside her, grinning like they had just won a prize.

The crowd fell deathly silent as Wolf began to chuckle. "You think it's that easy? Catie, come on up here."

A girl wearing leggings and a green button-down shirt and scarf walked up with a smirk. While she probably looked like the whitest girl on the planet, she stood beside Wolf with a knowing look in her eyes like they had done this a thousand times. (Probably.)

"Oh, so who's this no name?" The enemy up front chuckled, her comrade laughing.

"I could ask you the same thing, chica." Catie cocked back.

The crowd awed in surprise. "Meet Catie, AKA Sass-Master 3000." Wolf said with a grin, low-fiving her friend in green.

"Oh, so you can't win your own battles?" The girl up front laughed.

"Oh I can. She's just the cherry on top." Wolf laughed.

"Really? She's looking more like rotten fruit."

Catie laughed and stepped forward. "Oh, you want to talk about rotten? Let's talk about your work, girlfriend. Absolutely dreadful, really. I mean, look at this- no punctuation, no grammar, nothing!" She said, pulling out a manuscript and reading it with Wolf.

"Oh, and full of clichés too." Her friend sighed in mock horror.

"How disappointing, oh and speaking of bad-" Catie said before sliding over to the girls shoes.

"WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOOSE?!" She cried, making the crowd laugh and Wolf rolling her eyes with a knowing grin.

"Wh-whatever! Go screw yourself, Wolf Rocks! And you too Catie8913!" The girl puffed, leaving with her followers behind her.

"Don't let the door hit you on the way out!" Catie yelled after her as the crowd whooped.

"We are great." Wolf said as her friend threw an arm around her shoulders.

"That we are, Wolfestein. Now then, WHO WANTS A BOOK SIGNED?!" She yelled, the crowd cheering for the two authors.