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Maara beamed at Baizou, orange ear flicking. She giggled at being refered to as a 'lady' again. "Hiya Mister Baizou!" She blurted out, waving her candy bar. Then Arlen came over, and she beamed at him too. "Hi!" She said, extending her hand to shake his again, even though they already knew each other.

Trina exited the kitchen again, smiling at Baizou. "Hello. Doing well Baizou?" She asked softly, settling into her usual seat, still quite content. Everything was nice today...like most days in the Muffin.

Arlen smiled and shook Maara's hand enthusiastically. "How are you?" Arlen asked, reaching up to set his juice on the counter before climbing up onto the stool next to Maara.

Maara beamed. "I'm great! Trina and me-ya know Trina? Well, we went to a park! It was fun! And then we played candy land? And that was fun! So now I've got some candy, 'cause I like candy, and so I'm very, very happy!" Maara's words came in a rush, and though Trina was still smiling faintly on the other side of her, it was obvious she had no clue what the girl was saying, since she spoke too fast. Trina sort of studied Arlen for a moment, offered a soft "Hello" and smile, deciding it was probably best not to ask. Besides, she somewhat preferred children to adults.

"That sounds like fun," Arlen said, slightly jealous. "Hello," he said to Trina, waving cheerfully.

Ellie smiled, cheeks tinting more pink the farther his tail trailed up. Seeing as how her wing was under a sizing spell, deeming the time due fit to change a little bit, her wings grew a tiny bit, just long enough so that the fluffy feathers trailed along his protruding tail. Shrinking a tiny bit again, her wing simply bent down straight to do so, as the sizzling dough-goodies cooked in front of her. "Ah, sorry. But, I had to leave so early to be there on time ,I didn't think I'd bother waking you, my love." she called over her shoulder gently, as she pulled out the cooked first batch, and set them onto a plate with a papertowel that awaited them. Sliding in the second batch, each and every one seemed to be perfectly sized and cooked just right, whether it contain pork, shrimp, veggies, or any combination of the three.

"And that looks delicious..." she replied, finger pointing at the salad, as her wing rested against her back once more. Taking out the second batch, she did a few things with the finished goodies on the plate, arranging them just right. Facing him with it in her hands, Ellie smiled. "Ready? Ah, wait." Ellie sat the plate back down, and pushed lightly against Baizou. "Go, go on! Go sit down, my love. I've yet to serve you one decent meal. I might as well do it righ, eh?" she consulted, while pushing against him happily, and smile small and content.

Ellie came back into view, seeming to have cast a few spells quite practiced, quite taking advantage of her skills in appearance magic. Her hair was down now, and she wore a very simple cocktail dress that was the same color as the ribbon that had been in her hair. Had been, though, because her hair now fell over her shoulders, and rested around her wings, as she balanced two each of plates, sets of utensils, napkins, and glasses in her other hand. Setting all of these things down, one on each side of the table, she grinned at him. "My love, what'll you be drinking?" she asked, hands clasped in front of her.

Ellie scooted next to him on the bench, hand sliding along his chin. "I didn't mean to make you feel uncomfortable, my love.." she cooed softly, smile comforting. Using her hand to draw his face to hers again, she stopped just before his lips. "And, you did not answer my question, silly. What'll you be drinking?" she asked again, landing a quick kiss, before standing again, wings reflecting the trickling moonlight that came through the nearby window.