Her stealth was to be expected. Years of living throughout the far stretched periods of time had trained her all too well. But no matter — maybe this child was too deep in mind to actually notice her presence; only right until she dared to come cross and approach him. She hummed a tuneful little hum and nodded at the offer. “That looks nice. Ooh, if you don’t mind sharing then I wouldn’t hesitate.” And she did take a piece of the chocolate out from the bar, even without him holding it out yet and casually popped it in her mouth. “Now, now. Tell me dearie, what’s your name?”
Christopher Robin's parents had never warned him about strangers--they lived far away in a country home, and the only interactions he had were with stuffed animals. Of course, they had warned him about the practical things like how animals aren't really supposed to talk and there's something wrong with you. He was a friendly boy, however, and was glad to be sharing with this woman. "Oh, yes. My name is Christopher Robin." He considered reaching out to shake her hand, but he was sure his fingers would be sticky so he refrained. "I like your hair." He added as an afterthought; the color was very vibrant!








