#g bitty

/2 herself in favor of taking care of others.

There are three bitties I’d recommend depending on her state of mind.

Boss: This bitty is good for those who need a kick in the pants to do better. They are no nonsense, but do have a soft spot for those unable to care from themselves. Excellent protectors and caretakers. They like to be “head of the household” in a way. Surprisingly good with children and pets.

Poppy: fatherly type all around. A more patient bitty. He’ll gently chastise her for disregarding her own personal health. Far more quiet than a boss. He’ll probably try to “dad” her rather than be seen as a companion. Also everyone else in the house will have another parent.

G: This is a good choice if she still wants someone she can somewhat “take care of” while still getting some help where she needs it. G is another fatherly bitty, but would rather listen to problems than assist. He prefers to assist with things like chores (they all love to cook!)

I smile brightly as Vex tells me about the Curly and G bitties, excited to meet them both though despite my bitties, Eidos and Comic know I’ll have a hard time choosing just one, but I’ll be very unsure of taking both of Grillbitties home. I smile as I wait for the Curly to come out and sit patiently, Comic grinning as he sees me fidgeting, letting out a quiet squeal of happiness seeing the Curly, finding him adorable to no end. Comic grins while Eido is wandering around the shop, occasionally glancing over at knowing how shy and timid Curlies can be. I smile as I gently pet him, seeming a bit sad to seem him leave once it’s the G’s turn, quietly calling Papy back over. I watch him cover and wish me a lovely day, smiling as I quietly answer his questions, watch him interact with my bitties until it’s time for him to leave. My bitties and I exchange a look with each other as we make the final before going over to the counter to speak with Ms.Vex, happily informing her that I’d like to take the Curly home with me, and that before I go I’d like to say good bye to the G and apologize, also wish him luck in finding a good home. I look around for the Curly, thinking of how I’d like to name him Kyma the greek word for “wave” if he approves. I smile, saying the fated words. “Can I have the adoption papers for the Curly please? Oh, and can you please tell G on my behalf that he is a sweet little gentleman and I hope he finds his special someone eventually? Thank you!”

*Vex smiles as she nudges Curly back out from where he’s hiding, splashing in one of the small pools with the Kraits. He hops over with an excited smile. Vex pats his small head and tell him he’s going home with you. He jumps up and down shouting “Yay!” in his very small voice. It takes him several minutes to calm down enough to be safely carried and taken home.

*G is standing at the far end of the counter. He waves to you and tells you it’s ok. The lamias at the shop seem to utterly adore him, and he doesn’t mind waiting here until the right person comes along. He wishes you and your bittybones good luck.

(I don’t normally do adoptions for non-lamiatale bittybones, but I’m making an exception this time since you already asked)

*Vex tells you she actually does have a Curly and a G bitty at the shop if you’d like to meet them. They can only come out one at a time because Curly is a water Grillbitty, and they might accidentally hurt each other.

*Curly comes out into the meet and greet area slowly. He seems to be very cautious. You sit quietly, waiting for him to come over. He does, scooting quickly to your side. He asks to be picked up. The sensation on your hand is strange, like warm firm jell-o. You touch his little tummy and he giggles. You continue to pet him since he really seems to enjoy it. He begins to hum softly. When it’s G’s turn to visit with you, Curly looks sad to leave.

*G checks to make sure Curly hasn’t left any potentially harmful puddles behind. Once he’s sure he’s safe, he strolls over slowly to greet you. He wishes you a lovely day and blows you a tiny kiss made of fire in the shape of a heart. He asks you about yourself and listens intently. He asks follow-up questions and spends his entire visit getting to know you and your bittybones without saying too much about himself.

If you’d like to adopt one of them or both, please let me know. :)