Shady

He took a sip of tea. “I do hope Beck will wise up. Focus on frogs not gods.”

Aeron sighed and shook his head. “I’ll never understand people like that.”

“…I don’t love it,” he admitted. “I want to say there’s room for everyone, but not if they’re being shitheads and hurting people.”

Aeron chuckled good naturedly.

“I mean I, personally, am,” he said with a shrug. “I baby.”

“Yeah.” Aeron nodded, then hesitated. “…I actually know next to nothing about Fae. But he’s nice enough. Just makes me feel dumb.”

“True.” Aeron nodded, sipping on his tea. “She said one of her friends is moving to the area soon, too. Not sure what type of Fae he is but he’s ...

“Yeah.” Aeron nodded. “…Not sure if you’d like her, actually. But I do quite a lot. Which is nice to have in some-what neighbors. She’s constantly bringing me over little ...

“A woodland fae,” he answered. “Dances around a lot and never really settles down. She’s funny.”

“One girl,” Aeron said with a nod. “By the name of Ki’nuu. She’s very sweet. I like her a lot.”

“Fair.” Aeron nodded and sipped his tea.

“Ahh yeah that sounds annoying for sure.” He squinted, glancing around. “Are there any around now?”

“Mm… I mean I guess I can’t blame them, it’s delicious.” He stirred his tea, pushing the honey across the table in case she wanted some too.

“Is baking a sort of hobby for you, then?” He finished off the rest of the cookie and grabbed the wand for the honey.

“Good cookies,” he commented as he watched her approach.