I really miss my dog. And it sucks, 

He chuckled and shook his head. “Last I checked that isn’t supposed to come off. I could be wrong.” Though Kealen knew he wasn’t. It was difficult to pass up the opportunity though. He raised a brow and slowly took a sip from his own mug. Tea. Never coffee. “Really. Shame. I could have sworn you said something about being in the mood for coffee earlier. Must have misheard you.”

“Have you seen her in here before?” He asked holding out a worn picture of him and a girl shorter then himself with dark hair. “It’s important that I find her and I heard she sometimes comes here. Or maybe I have the wrong store.”

I’ve had a crazy last few days. This week’s been really difficult for me and the first few days in April I’ll probably not be around either. It’s just….it’s really difficult. My Grandfather’s birthday just passed and the day he passed away is coming up. It just…it makes me retreat. So I’m really sorry about the lack of activity. Thank you for being so patient.

He looked from the piece of paper in hand up to the place in front of him. It seemed like such an odd place. Kealen’s lips pulled down into a slight frown. Maybe it was a mistake. Either way it was worth a shot. “Excuse me, miss?”

Head tilted to the side, he watched her and wondered what she was doing. His first instinct was to just observe she. However she seemed....curious and that peeked his interest. Settling a charming smile onto his face Kealen spoke. “It looks like you’re having a bit of trouble. Maybe I could offer you some assistance?”

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