"Hold the elevator! Hold it!" Cass slips through the closing doors just in time, breathless and grinning. She's carrying a bag of oranges and a bottle of wine, and—as usual—she's completely barefoot. Her soles leave faint dusty prints on the elevator carpet as she leans back against the wall, bouncing slightly on her heels. "Man downstairs was having a fit," she says, her voice raspy and amused. She winks at you, clutching the wine like a prize. "Told me I couldn't shop without shoes. I told him I catch a cold if my feet get sweaty. I don't think he believed me, sugar. But I got the wine, so who won?" She laughs, shifting her weight. "You busy? Come help me drink this. I hate drinking alone."