Sara laughs and nods. "Thank god for them," she agrees about the professionals. None of the buttons made any sense to her, but when she saw people working the control booths, they always seemed so relaxed and in control. Made her feel comfortable with recording with them. She shrugs when Koda asks him who she is. "Um... I'm just... Sara," she says back with a laugh. "I'm from Wisconsin. I've been singing and dancing for a while. I like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain." She laughs at her own dumb joke and then shrugs. "What about you, Koda? Who are you?"

Sara nods just as enthusiastically when Koda talks about all the levels in the song. "I know, man! It's crazy! What insanely cheesy, yet brilliant song writing!" She laughs, clapping her hands together. She liked hanging out with him as well. She looks out towards the recording studio when he offers to have her try it out. "Are you sure? I'd hate to use up some of your recording time just for me to hang around in your booth." She smiles at Koda.

Sara grins and stands up from her spinny chair. "I'll do it, I'll do it... If you really really want me to..." she says with a wink as she walks into the recording studio. "What do you want me to sing?" She asks into the microphone, taking off the small jacket that she was wearing, revealing her tanktop she was wearing underneath.

Sara places the headphones over her ears and positions herself in front of the microphone, getting ready to sing. She hadn't recorded anything since 2012, and part of her was almost nervous to sing in front of Koda. She started to sing an a capella version of Obsession, the song that she released in August of 2012. The original version was much faster, with a very dance-pop feel to it, but she slowed the song down a lot in her on-the-fly a capella version, making it sound almost like a ballad. "I am your leader / You'll love, and you'll keep her / Say when we're together / You'll love me forever / You're my possession / You're my obsession / Don't tell me never /Please don't tell me never!" She sings the chorus, about to reach her favorite part of the song. "Or / This obsession will go over the top / I'll slit your fucking throat open / Slit your fucking th--" She stops singing, bursting out laughing, the angry lyrics coupled with how slow and serene her voice sounded without music behind it becoming too much for her. "I'm sorry, I'm sorry. That was just too funny sounding," she tells Koda through her laughs.

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Sara takes off the headphones and grabs her jacket, slinging it over her shoulder as she walks back into the mixing booth, grinning the whole time. She plops back down in the spinny chair and spins I a circle a couple of times before stopping in front of Koda. "Yeah, that was my song..." She says with a laugh and a shrug. "Alright, your turn! Now I get to play mixing booth expert, and you have to sing for me!"

Sara leans back in her chair as she listens to Koda. The song he sang was beautiful and heartbreaking, and it was almost weird to hear Koda - who she had just met - open up so much and show a whole other side of himself than he had shown her yet. She claps when he finishes and says, "That was amazing, Koda!" Then she realizes that he can't hear her through the glass, and she frantically looks for the button that will make him hear her. After a couple seconds, she finds it and repeats herself. "Sorry! That was amazing! Is that the kind of music that your band makes?"

"It could sound more manly than that? That sounded as manly as John Wayne eating beef jerky," Sara says back jokingly. Although it probably wasn't the sound that Koda and his band normally had, it was definitely one that she liked. "That was really awesome, though. What's your band called? You kind of sound familiar to me." Sara didn't listen to the radio a lot, and had lately been caught up in bands that she already knew, but Koda's voice did sound familiar and she was sure she had heard it somewhere before.

Sara nods and laughs when Koda asks her not to make a sex joke about their band name. Truthfully, she hadn't thought of the name like that until he said something about it. "That's a cool name, though. Not as cool as Koda, of course. And definitely not as cool as Sara! But still a cool name." She nods when he says the name of the song. She had definitely heard it before, she just didn't know who it was by. "So that's you? Awesome! Yeah, I've definitely heard of you before." She smile when he asks her if she wants to hang out. It felt like it had been a while since a guy asked her if she wanted to hang out. "Yeah, definitely. Is this your first time in London?"

Sara follows him out of the mixing booth and back down the hallway towards the lobby again. She speaks as she puts back on her jacket. "My friend played me for you, actually so... Two fans, at least!" She asks back jokingly, playfully nudges his arm as they walk towards his band. "I've been here before, but never with enough time to actually do anything, so this'll be an adventure for both of us." She gives another little wave to the rest of Penetralia, who had been obviously waiting longer than they thought they would be for Sara and Koda to stop horsing around in the studio. "Nice to meet you guys," she says to them with a smile.

Sara gives the rest of the band a small, apologetic smile when she sees that she and Koda may have annoyed them a little bit by staying so long in the recording booth. She blushes when Beau implies that her and Koda might have done something suggestive when they were alone in there. Honestly, the thought that they should do something suggestive - much less the thought that somebody would accuse them of so - never crossed her mind the entire time they were in there. Maybe she was just too innocent of a person - or maybe men will always find a way to make anything sexual. Either way, she felt like she needed to give them another apologetic smile for the sex that they definitely didn't have. She gives the receptionist one last wave as well as they walk back into the cold air. "Oh my god," she says softly as she immediately begins to put back on her jacket, the wind feeling like ice against her bare skin. "No, they're fine. I get it. Boy will be boys, right?" She laughs as little as she starts the never-ending battle of trying to keep her hair out of her face.