Fully Aware: The Tri-Delts

It was a Saturday morning, and Shelby was heading to the campus gym to work out. Even though she was going to work up a sweat, she had to fix her make-up, and she tied her hair in a pony tail. She put on distressed skinny jeans and a tight black t-shirt and packed her workout clothes and shoes in a bag. She grabbed her phone and earbuds and headed out.

She walked to the sidewalk and headed on. She saw her neighbors, the Delta Delta Deltas unloading some shopping bags full of cleaning supplies. The Tri-Delts were known as the nerds of sorority row. They had to keep a 3.0 to stay in the sorority, and were not exactly the socialite party types. Three of the Tri-Delt seniors had the bags of toilet cleaner, lemon-scented cleaning liquid, a toilet brush, furniture polish, and other things. They were all dressed down, and none wore makeup.

"You guys should work as hard on your looks as you do on the books," said Shelby, amusing herself with her rhyme. "And shouldn't you have the pledges doing your dirty work?"

"Here's an idea," said Gina Mason, the Tri-Delt president. "You clean our house for us."

Shelby paused. She then walked over and handed Gina the gym bag and took the bags full of cleaning supplies.

"What are you doing?" asked Tammy, another Tri-Delt.

"Um, I'm going to clean your house," said Shelby.

"Why?"

"I don't know," said a freaked-out Shelby as she walked towards the Tri-Delt house.

The three confused Tri-Delts followed.