WeepingWisteria

A employee approached the duo. “Uh, excuse me? Can I help you?” Tempest Briar shook his head. “No, we’re good.” The employee glanced at the two of them. “Are you ...

Tempest Briar began inspecting the coats. "These are all so thin! What would these do against snow?" She scanned her back. "I think I'll stick with mine for now." He ...

Tempest Briar nodded. "One should always look the part. Good idea, my good sir." He approached the store, taking note of everything in there. "I've never seen clothes like this ...

Tempest Briar shook his head. “Not at all, I’m afraid. I can say what it isn’t, but I’m afraid that’s not very helpful.” She readjusted her bag, suddenly thankful that ...

Onni and Sylvie approached the base of the tree. There, mostly hidden in the branches, was a giant house. A rope hung from the front door with a sign attached ...

Onni sighed. "Hopefully, Not-a-squirrel-Brian helps us out some, then."

"I think that's low-balling it. Mia loves to talk to people. She's much better at it than us." Onni laughed. "And who wouldn't want to talk to her?"

Onni snorted. "She was always a nerd like that. I love her for it. How many dead architectures do you think she's talked to so far?"

Onni whistled a little tune and swung eir hands. "It's beautiful down here. I'm sure Mia's having a grand time."

Onni grinned. "I'm counting on it."

Onni sighed. "I'll kiss you again afterward, okay?" Ey laced their fingers together again and started towards Not-a-squirrel-Brian's treehouse.

Onni rested eir head on her chest. "As much as I love this and you, I'm afraid we need to go find Probably-not-a-squirrel-Brian."

Onni laughed into the kiss and wrapped eir arms around Sylvie's shoulders.

Onni hummed in consideration. "Maybe one more for the road."

Onni giggled and kissed her.