"No worries! A proper lady always has a couple of these with her just for situations like these," Helen said, brushing off the younglings apology even if she did find it very enjoyable seeing him so polite. Seemed like their parents had done well on this...Shifter? Werewolf? She always had a problem telling them apart from auras alone. Now, if the witch would have his blood...
That thought never got finished as the boy was done with reading the pamphlet given to him, a spark of excitement shining in his eyes as he told that he could bring his friends and family to her special tea house. This was the exact reason why Helen went to festivals, even when they were made in such dreadful weather as this. "Well, I can't wait to see you there, then. And I'm quite sure that if your friend loves plants then she will enjoy my humble tea house."
After the young one, Cody was finished with introductions, as well as, another unneeded apology, Helen didn't even try to keep her fond smile hidden. The boy was, truly, adorable. "It's my pleasure to meet you, Cody. I'm Helen Baneberry and no need to apologize. These kinds of bumps are usually what makes good friends, no?" The last sentence then was followed by a conspiring wink.
"You know what, though? What would you say if I asked you to show me a bit around this festival, maybe suggest something tasty to try, and tell me a bit about this city I just moved to." Her voice then dropped in slight concern. "Of course, if I'm not keeping you from doing something? In that case, my apologies for keeping you here for so long."
That thought never got finished as the boy was done with reading the pamphlet given to him, a spark of excitement shining in his eyes as he told that he could bring his friends and family to her special tea house. This was the exact reason why Helen went to festivals, even when they were made in such dreadful weather as this. "Well, I can't wait to see you there, then. And I'm quite sure that if your friend loves plants then she will enjoy my humble tea house."
After the young one, Cody was finished with introductions, as well as, another unneeded apology, Helen didn't even try to keep her fond smile hidden. The boy was, truly, adorable. "It's my pleasure to meet you, Cody. I'm Helen Baneberry and no need to apologize. These kinds of bumps are usually what makes good friends, no?" The last sentence then was followed by a conspiring wink.
"You know what, though? What would you say if I asked you to show me a bit around this festival, maybe suggest something tasty to try, and tell me a bit about this city I just moved to." Her voice then dropped in slight concern. "Of course, if I'm not keeping you from doing something? In that case, my apologies for keeping you here for so long."
