14 - A day in the life

[moonlit_mirage]

Things have been going quite well at the book shop. I ventured to section three in search of the man in the box but, alas, found nothing. Perhaps I will have better luck later.

Flight and I have settled into our new home, it is small but cozy. A bit lonely when Flight is off wandering however. Cuddlesworth is not a good conversationalist.

I've been

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[novagravitation]

I keep dango-dough in the back--for the next time you're in my corner of the market, Crow-san!

[moonlit_mirage]

Then I will stop by later. I look forward to finally trying some of your cooking, Nova-san.

[novagravitation]

Good. And you can also try the things in the bakery, although the selection is a little boring (they haven't let me start yet)!

[moonlit_mirage]

Look for me before the week is done then, Nova-san. I cannot resist the temptations of good baking.

[earth_uninstall]

You work in the bookstore? It is no wonder you and Vanilla appear to get along well, if that is the occupation you were led to. I have noticed that you usually draw in your journal; is there a reason for that?

[moonlit_mirage]

I do, I am her assistant. She is a very sweet girl, if overly solemn for her age.

I simply like it. It's a sort of way to see with my hands, and it helps my own memory--cements things in my mind, as it were.

[earth_uninstall]

I do not think her to be solemn, more like serious. She is the one who told me I should smile more.

It is interesting to see, considering most people do not bother with anything more than text. You are fairly good at capturing what items look like.

[moonlit_mirage]

Perhaps serious is a better word. She is a kind girl.

Thank you Aurora-san, but I believe sometimes words can be incredibly descriptive as well. But I do like pictures.