Henrietta let herself soak up the sun, sunglasses on. She loved the fact vampire rings were made, because she would've missed the sun when she turned. Hen smiled when she saw the other. "Is this spot okay? I love a good brunch in the sun," she replied. "We can move inside though if you want to?"

Henrietta was weaved her way through the crowd of residents, just when she was coming upon an opening, she ran straight into Lily. “Woah,” she said, grasping onto the other so the two of them wouldn’t go flying to the ground. “I am so sorry. Wouldn’t want to run over such a beautiful woman.”

"Hey, have you noticed that PJ's still a little sore?" Hen asked, curling up more to Lily. PJ had a shift at the club that night so Hen and Lily were having a girl's night together. "I know he wants to heal more naturally, but do you think it's normal for a siren injury to last this long. Do you know of any other's who got hurt by the sirens?"

Henrietta was getting ready to march in pride, struggling to pin a corner of the pansexual pride flag she had onto her shoulder. She spotted Lily down the road from her. “Lily!” she called out, waving her over. “Do you mind helping me pin this?”

Hen had been in her apartment, avoiding most of the world lately. Since the ghosts had begun to appear, she had watched so many people get reunited with their families, and it had begun to affect her, because while most could be reunited, she couldn’t. Her brother would never walk through the veil, and she will never see him again. It had been over a century, and there were days that it just hit her like it was yesterday. Hen spent most of those days running, moving from city to city, as if she was running from it completely. This time she wanted to stay in Northknot though.

She was in one of the flower fields within Northknot, looking for some to press. Her hands running over the flowers, remembering when she used to do this as a kid with her brother and sister. She heard someone approach, and Hen turned abruptly, taking a breath when she saw that it was Lily. “Oh hi, sorry you scared me,” she replied.