[IC] Appointments Post

[selfhelp]

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[Action, December 22nd]

[thebellthatbinds]

[If not for Billy and Teddy who knows where she'd be...but that's old news. Now that they've cleared the water there's no point in worrying over the past. The happiness took her a little while to get back but it is returning steadily.

With a smile she dips her towards the box she had brought, her posture relaxing as she cups the mug in her hands and finally lets herself be casual. She needs more friends she can be like this with.]

I do hope you and Teddy enjoy those. I don't really know what they are but they smelled good.

[Action, December 22nd]

[selfhelp]

Oh, right! I forgot about those.

[Billy hastily grabs the box, opening it up and sliding it towards her, brows lifted.]

Why not try one? If you like them you can always get more. And there's enough to share.

[Action, December 22nd]

[thebellthatbinds]

Oh, you take one that you like first, I insist.

[Although Sabriel will lean forward to get a better look at the sweets she had picked out earlier.]

I don't actually know what these are called.

[Action, December 22nd]

[selfhelp]

Uh... well, let's see. Maybe I can name a few-

[Billy peers into the box, poking around a bit and pointing out whatever pastries and cookies he can recognize from home, finally selecting a cracked cookie.]

Oh! These are snickerdoodles. They're my mom's favourite.

[Action, December 22nd]

[thebellthatbinds]

[So there's a good mix of chocolate chip, cinnamon swirls, both savoury and sweet pretzels and the aforementioned snickerdoodles. Don't mind if Sabriel takes one of them to give them a try too.]

They certainly have a humourous name.

[Can't go wrong with cinnamon sugar flavoured puns.]

[Action, December 22nd]

[selfhelp]

You should hear it when a five-year-old tries to say it. First time I tried, it took my mom about five minutes straight to stop laughing.

[Billy grabs one of the pretzels for himself; he's always been a sucker for those.]