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"Well I bought plenty so we, and I mean we, could find out what's best," Corinne said, gesturing to the bags while her still swinging braid undid itself and her hair straightened out and lightened slightly before shortening up a bit so it came to rest at her shoulders. Turning back to Richard she replaced the glasses over her now green eyes. "I need to know what you think on these things," she said softly, not noticing that she had gotten and inch or two taller.

Vela felt the odd tug in a direction that she hadn't expected, and moved the blanket to lay across her lap. This way, both had an adequate amount draped across their legs. Vela had enough room to stretch her legs out flat under the width of the blanket. Laying her back against the couch behind them, she looked up at the ceiling, head lolled back slightly. "You're welcome."

Richard looked over the bags, but was then transfixed by Corinne's changing hair. "...whatever for?" He inquired, eyes widening to find her's green now. She wasn't saying any incantations, and he was very much impressed. "Perhaps I'd like a seven hundred foot tall lizard with garlic breath..." He said with a grin. "But alright...'we' it is." He said, leaning down to kiss her forehead, standing straight up again. He had completely forgotten the letter, and it's news.

Corinne hugged Richard tightly, placing her face in his chest. "It's important to me," she said softly before pulling back and smiling at him. "So how was your day Richard?" she asked cheerfully, walking over to retrieve her bags and move them to where they would be out of the way but she wouldn't forget them later.

Lou looked back to her, "A very noble thing to fight for. It's hard to find truly devoted siblings, these days." He locked in on her eyes and ventured, "Do you think your eyesight will come back?" He asked, "It seems such a pity on such... beautiful eyes." He murmured, instantly regretting it. He brought his paws up to his face and moaned, "I'm sorry, I don't want it to sound like I'm hitting on you." Lou may have looked like something ferocious, but his actions were so humanoid that it was sometimes extremely easy to look past it all.

"Alright," Corinne said, leaning up to kiss him. "I'll just take this upstairs then." Carefully grabbing the bags, she made her way upstairs and began neatly putting them away in Richard's room.

Vela sneered in return, not wanting to anty up to the fact that she had indeed failed to suppress her laugh. "I am not that type of person at all, ever." Vela said, matter-of-factly. Arms wrapped around her legs, she gave a small nod. "You were honest, and told me what no one else would. You weren't sympathetic, you just told me how it was. I didn't expect it, and now I'm saying a whole bunch of things that I don't expect to say."

Vela nodded in agreement, wondering why they were suddenly exchanging so many thank yous and you're welcomes in such an amount of time as it had been. Shrugging the thought off, she let her eyes rest on a spot aways away, though she did not know what in fact she was looking at. "Glad for staying here? I am glad you have, too."