the renewed excitement coming from the girl at her answer threatened to make a smile appear on alana’s features, but she still felt mildly annoyed, so she didn’t allow herself. “ well … ” the options weren’t her to go ones, but beggars can't be choosers, right? “ white seems fine, thanks ” it was a chardonnay, at least, something soft and sweet with just the right amount of acidity to get a good balance — a great vine, for sure, good enough for her. “ wait, but … are you not getting in trouble because of this? ” she asked suddenly, remembering wine was also expensive in a legal way. she was annoyed, yes, but she didn’t want to get the girl in trouble. “ i can make it fine with another scotch, or give you one of my rations cards at least ” not that she used them anyway, she went around and made use of them just to not arise any kind of suspicion, but they weren’t really relevant to her, saving only a few every month to trade for difficult things with her smugglers.
"no, come on, it's on me. because..a few moments ago it was on you. don't worry about that." she shook her head at the mention of ration cards. if maya was the one who caused it, she'd do anything to fix it, regardless of if she'd get in trouble or not. she wanted to do the right thing, and this was that for this moment. "you wanted wine, and you're getting it." she spoke again, before she disappeared for a few moments. they kept the good stuff in the back most of the time, especially the new shipments, for the first few days, anyways. she came back with alana's choice, happily, and carefully pouring her a new glass, presenting it to her seconds later. "is there anything else i can do for you?"





















