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 Posted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 3:23 pm
'Zuba almost frowned. She hated when adults used this kind of logic. "Alright..." she said, nodding as she admitted defeat. As long as it made them happy, she'd be fine. She glanced over at Teyr, confused. Why did he look sad? "You okay?" she asked, looking at the younger boy.
Stasia hurried as she caught sight of her daughter; she didn't want to lose track of her. "'Zuba!" she called, waving an arm to get her daughter's attention.
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Posted: Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:35 pm
Pleased, Ennea clapped her hands together. "Thank you," she said excitedly. "Will make very happy!" She continued towards the register, slowing down slightly as she saw the other woman approach. Was she supposed to say anything here?
Teyr looked from Ennea to 'Zuba, somewhat confused. "Yes, okay! Okay!" He wasn't the one he was worried about. "'Zuba okay?"
"Ever-body okay," Zwei said, out of patience. He couldn't see why everyone was getting worked up over nothing, when they'd all be fine if they just said what they wanted. But instead of saying so, he just kept pushing Ennea towards the register. They were so close to being done with this place.
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Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 6:21 pm
'Zuba smiled slightly at Teyr. "Yes, okay." she said, nodding once. She then looked up as she heard her name being called. "That's Mother." she said softly, mostly to herself. Oh, it must have been time to go.
Stasia made her way over to the little group. "'Zuba, I've been looking all over for you!" she said, looking down at the little girl. Her face formed a small pout; hey, weren't lost kids supposed to look sad and distraught so they were easier to find?
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Posted: Sun Apr 05, 2009 11:23 pm
Ennea hesitated, but felt she should say something, anything. "Sorry to make you worry," she all but whispered. "Very nice daughter!"
Zwei wasn't waiting anymore, lest they get caught up in more apologetic argument. While he would have liked to stay and talk more, perhaps, he gave Ennea one more push towards the registers and made sure she focused on paying. Once he was satisfied with that, he looked back to 'Zuba. "Nice to meet," he said again.
"Nice to meet," Teyr repeated. "Can see again?" He and Zwei hadn't met many other kids, and it was more fun with more people. Especially since she didn't mind all the mistakes he made.
Once she had paid for the toys, Ennea handed the snake to 'Zuba. "Thank you," she said again. Then, as she gathered the boys and the toys, she reached into her pocket and pulled out a card for the antique shop. "Please come, get discount!"
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Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2009 6:25 pm
Stasia offered an easy-going smile to Ennea. "You've got nothing to be sorry about." she said, chuckling. "And thank you....you must have very nice sons as well." After all, 'Zuba hadn't scratched any of them, therefor they had to be nice, according to her logic.
'Zuba smiled lightly at the two. "Nice to meet, too." she said, nodding once. She then looked up to her mom expectantly; she could already predict the answer. And, lo and behold, she was right.
"Of course you can!" the half-elf said, nodding. She blinked as she was handed a card, reading it before answering. "Sure! I'll drop by some time.....thanks."
"Thanks." 'Zuba said, taking the snake. She waved reluctantly as her Mother tugged her towards the car. "Bye."
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