sweet tooth

“Hm, I suppose you have a point there! And I guess worse comes to worse, if I don’t use it, I could always just out it at the front desk of the studio.” She thought, giving a small nod of her head. 

“Hey, wait, please don’t remove that!” Jazzy sighed out exhaustion as she hurried over to the person taking off one of her flyers that she spent all day putting up.

“I honestly don’t know if I should get some candy for my apartment building in case kids trick or treat. I know it wouldn’t be the end of the world, but I’d hate to be that lady with no candy.” 

“That is…” Gwyneth squinted slightly, as if trying to imagine the scenario in her own head. “Definitely bizarre. But you don’t sound crazy, no. Do you think you could’ve been lucid dreaming? Well some sort of variation of it at least?”

“Strange place to get lost isn’t it?” She said with a smile. Rummaging through her purse the blonde pulled out a piece of chocolate. “Here. It’ll help your thoughts.”

“Cooking hm?” Lilian answered with a little smile. “I’d love to be good at that. I can cook but not as well as I should.”

“Gretel? Is anyone in this century even called Gretel?” she commented, crinkling her nose in surprise. “So no, I would say we don’t. Why?”

The boy looked a little lost, something on his feature. Bo knew it was like to feel lost or at least confused about losing something. She walked up to the boy, rocking on her toes as she approached him. “Hey. You good?” She asked concerned. He didn’t answer, so she spoke up again. “Is everything okay?” The blonde offered a smile. “I just wanted to make sure you were okay, looks as if you’ve seen a ghost.”

“Not very often but this is a long one. Something I think has needed their attention. My Aunt is here though.” Liliana murmured, shrugging her shoulders. “I don’t know really. What is it you do?”

“Very,” Gwyn nodded. At his next words she found herself nodding again, “Understood. You sure you’re alright?”

“Haven’t most people? I’m not saying it’s been terrible, just that things aren’t the best right now. But then my parents are away at the moment… business so there is that.” She didn’t divulge any more than that, didn’t think she could really but it didn’t matter. “Tell me a little bit about you then.”

“Of course,” he nodded, reaching for the paperwork required for a missing item report and sliding it over to the young man. “Just fill this out for me, okay? Do you need a pen?”

“Nothing important,” she assured him with a wave of her hand. “Maybe I should get you another coffee?”

“Would you mind helping me?” she looked wide eyed up at the other a small smile appearing on her lips. “I can’t seem to calm all these dogs down.” a laugh escaped her lips as she almost tripped on a leash. “Somethings setting them all off today, i can’t figure it out.” 

“You can share if you think it would help.” Liliana offered, giving a little smile. “Well I’ve had worse days.” So that was something she could be glad of.

“You looked a little… unwell?” Was the best way Liliana could put it. A little frown of concern was on her features. “Are you alright?” She repeated again, knowing that he hadn’t heard the first time she had questioned him.

“Yeah I was dummy,” she teased, setting her coffee cup down and looking to him with concern, “What’s up? You look like you’ve gone to another planet.”