“Right? 4. Freaking. Am. I’m a full believer that if the sun isn’t up, I probably won’t be either.” She laughed with a shrug. “See you get it. And if the caffeine fails me, I move on to sugar or Redbull.” The blonde watched and listened to the girl with a look of utter amusement, enjoying seeing how excited she was. Sure Sue loved kids in general, but Faith had definitely taken the top spot on her list since she’d started babysitting her. “Oh I do see, Princess Anna. Its very sweet of you to come all the way from Arendelle to come here.” Sue smirked as her eyes traveled back up to Alex when he spoke. “Oh yeah? Clearly I missed all the fun shopping. I unfortunately only have a Rapunzel dress, but I firmly believe you can never have too many princess dresses.” She winked at Alex before continuing. “Maybe I’ll have to bring it over next time I babysit and then the Princess and I can dress up.” Which as an actress she would jump at any chance she got to. “Two hot cocoa with whipped cream and marshmallows coming right up.” Sue moved to make their orders and looked back at them. “So is this a stop before you head home or are you two going to do more shopping?”
“That is a good philosophy to have, one more people should try to live by.” Alex smiled, watching Faith do her little twirl, showing off her dress as she talked to Susanna. The ease in which Sue replied to her, it was good to see. His eyes caught her's for a second and he gave her a soft smile. “You should, she would love that. Although I do feel that I should warn you; She probably wants you to always bring that dress and play dress-up when you do. Faith's becoming quite the little actress lately.” Alex nodded. “Last stop on our way home, this little princess,” he ruffled Faith's hair, “was getting tired so we're going home. Is your shift almost over?”