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Victoria had decided to take the kiddos to the Imaginarium Complex and poke around a bit. She'd only been her a couple times and that was briefly. She sat down on the bench opposite the little girl and waited for her children to catch up. They had been busy looking around at just about everything.

Alison hummed as she floated backwards, gracefully. "Come on mom is way ahead of us." She held both her brothers hands and pulled him forward.

Auden narrowed his eyes as he stumbled forward. It almost looked as if they were doing an odd dance. "One of these days you're going to teach me how to float so I don't have to learn how to walk on these things people call legs."

"You sure are funny brother thinking that one day you will float." Alison came to a sudden stop when she saw the little girl on the bench. "Hello," she smiled.

"Watch it!" Auden made a funny noise as he managed to catch himself before he caused the two of them to fall. He looked in the direction his sister was and saw what had caused her to stop.

"My name is Alison and this is my brother Auden."

Auden a bit embarrassed quickly looked away. "Hello," his voice was barely above a whisper.

"Fantastical," after Alison said it she frowned. That word sounded very boastful. "More specifically," she flipped her large fin, "a dragon, mermaid mix." To her that certainly sounded less proud. Not that she wasn't proud but she didn't want to come off as better than others.

"I'm a unicorn, siren mix." Auden said as he watched her eat the sugary treat. "Is it good?" Their mom didn't leave junk food readily available. What she did leave out was fruits and healthier snacks. The same went for their fridge. It lacked soda and instead had milk, water and juice.

Victoria pulled out a magazine from her bag. She decided it was best to leave her kids to themselves so that they could make a new friend.

"Allowance?" Alison looked a bit puzzled as she said the word. She never had pocket money. In her brief existence she asked and she received. There wasn't anything she wanted for that she didn't have.

"What does frivolous mean?" Now it was Auden's turn to look dumbfounded. He looked to his sister for answers hoping she would have them.

The answers however didn't come from Alison it came from his mom. "Excessive. Unnecessary." She herself knew all about frivolous as she herself lived on the erratic side and tended to do things over the top.

"Well I'm glad you had enough to get your treat." Alison smiled. "So what do you like to do around here?" If it was up to either her or Auden they would probably end up looking at jewelry and the like.

"Unnecessary means you don't need it. Ice cream is unnecessary but clothes are necessary. Make since?" Victoria decided that she would put away the magazine so that she could pay better attention on the just in case that the little one asked anymore questions.

"How about we wonder on over to the shops and have a look around." Alison suggested. "We might even find a candy shop or something." Not that she herself wanted candy but she was sure that if given the opportunity Molly would.

"I ask the same thing- 'Why do we need clothes," Auden laughed. "When I can get away with it, meaning my mom won't scold me I run around without any on."

"I've told you. Mom says it is the proper thing to do. It is not appropriate to let it all hang out. Or at least that is what she says." Alison didn't really understand what her mom meant by letting it all hang out but she did as she was told.

Victoria wished she was still holding her magazine. This was one of those moments were she had wished she had watched how she had phrased what she had said.

"You may be a walking candy shop but it isn't like you're going to eat yourself," Alison grinned and extended her hand for the little girl to take.

Victoria shook her head. Kids!

"The only thing candy like we've had is chocolate covered strawberries. They are our mom's favorite." Alison smiled. She lead Molly towards the nearest shop.

Auden wasn't too far behind his sister. "You think mom would make a chocolate covered apple." He didn't have a clue if it would taste good. He just knew that he liked apples. Also from previous experience that chocolate and fruit went together well.

"I'll think about it." Victoria followed after her two children but made it a point to stay a good ways behind them.

"Caramel." As Auden said he was making a mental note. If Molly said it tasted good together then it had to right? Due to this logic he was going to buy some when they got to the candy store.

Both Auden and Alison frowned when they saw that the sweet shop was closed. Auden was sadder because he was really looking forward to picking up some caramel and getting to try it later.

Alison saw the sadden look in both Molly and her brother's eyes. She frowned. She really did not like seeing her brother unhappy. "Perhaps there is another sweet shop around here."