âI sound like a lame-ass superhero.â He pointed out, but still smiled. Not that the name Forrest was any better, he did sort of resent his parents for that. âWell, I suppose since youâre offering. Maybe just a beer, no need to go all out. But, if you want food, thatâs alright. I can pay for my own if we do eat.â He didnât know why he felt the need to say that, but he hated to ramble. âAre you? Howâd you end up here?â He asked, as they walked towards the beer garden.
Poppy laughed and shook her head âForrest by day, Bakery Boy by night. We can get you a cape, design a suit. Itâll be greatâ She joked. She had this thing where as soon as she got somewhat comfortable with someone, she just lost all inhibitions, but God knew is he was gonna be okay with her teasing, so she just cut it short when she could. âAlright, as you wishâ She shrugged as she stepped into pace with him âYeah, I got here about a month ago, I wanna say?â She spoke with a doubt, her mind whirring for  a bit âYeah, a month ago or so. I grew up with my dad here, but the town was much smaller. Then after high school I left for Perelman in Pennsylvania and came back here four years after, and I gotta admit, itâs highly denser in populationâ She added with a nod âWhat about you? Have you always been here?â She asked, now curious about his story.

















