Mugcake
Pastry-chan
The Next Day
"Hey, Jed. Fancy seeing you up so early," a blonde with violet eyes said from an open window which faced Gareth's modest log cabin.
"Huh?" A half-asleep Jed turned his head after a considerable pause and stared at the conversationalist for a long moment before snapping back with a wry smile, "The doctor said early birds get the worms. If I get up any later, I'd have to go hunt for breakfast myself. And I don't think Glendis wants a grumpy Jed on the prowl."
His acquaintance laughed and leaned further out, elbows on the sill. Her purple dress complimented her eyes quite well, and her figure too if the way it was stretched across her figure was anything to go by. "Why are you here anyway?"
"Oh, it's a long story. Sorta'. But basically I'm Gareth's apprentice now," the brunette grinned and waved a hand comically, the other holding the garden rake upright. "Hello, pretty neighbour."
"Hello, handsome neighbour," the young woman mirthfully smirked and straightened her back before leaning a hip on the windowsill, posture subtly suggestive. "So, where are you hanging out today?"
"Oh, uh. Just gonna' carve a ridge around the town again. Every guy needs his romantic walk moment, every day."
Violet eyes twinkled. "Can I accompany you?"
"Ruby," the male began with a sigh in his voice, but he held on a smile, "I'd love to get comfortable with you some time again and all but not today. I'm... busy, okay?"
"Does Madame Gareth give you a lot of chores to do?"
"She gave me quite a task recently, yeah," the young man shifted his feet before continuing his duty to clean the front lawn from leaves that fell down the branches shadowing the cabin. He didn't seem like he wanted to say further, and the blonde must have sensed that as well so she pursed her lips before folding her arms underneath her bosom.
"Alright. I'll go to the market and buy stuff while you're being busy here then. Need me to get anything for you as well?"
"You knooow, an avocado sounds wonderful right now."
She giggled, nodded her head and flounced out of the house with a basket in hand moments later.
"Hey, Jed. Fancy seeing you up so early," a blonde with violet eyes said from an open window which faced Gareth's modest log cabin.
"Huh?" A half-asleep Jed turned his head after a considerable pause and stared at the conversationalist for a long moment before snapping back with a wry smile, "The doctor said early birds get the worms. If I get up any later, I'd have to go hunt for breakfast myself. And I don't think Glendis wants a grumpy Jed on the prowl."
His acquaintance laughed and leaned further out, elbows on the sill. Her purple dress complimented her eyes quite well, and her figure too if the way it was stretched across her figure was anything to go by. "Why are you here anyway?"
"Oh, it's a long story. Sorta'. But basically I'm Gareth's apprentice now," the brunette grinned and waved a hand comically, the other holding the garden rake upright. "Hello, pretty neighbour."
"Hello, handsome neighbour," the young woman mirthfully smirked and straightened her back before leaning a hip on the windowsill, posture subtly suggestive. "So, where are you hanging out today?"
"Oh, uh. Just gonna' carve a ridge around the town again. Every guy needs his romantic walk moment, every day."
Violet eyes twinkled. "Can I accompany you?"
"Ruby," the male began with a sigh in his voice, but he held on a smile, "I'd love to get comfortable with you some time again and all but not today. I'm... busy, okay?"
"Does Madame Gareth give you a lot of chores to do?"
"She gave me quite a task recently, yeah," the young man shifted his feet before continuing his duty to clean the front lawn from leaves that fell down the branches shadowing the cabin. He didn't seem like he wanted to say further, and the blonde must have sensed that as well so she pursed her lips before folding her arms underneath her bosom.
"Alright. I'll go to the market and buy stuff while you're being busy here then. Need me to get anything for you as well?"
"You knooow, an avocado sounds wonderful right now."
She giggled, nodded her head and flounced out of the house with a basket in hand moments later.