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She nodded, understanding where Russell was coming from. Despite her bed being extremely tempting to stay in, she had to run the shop and help Dogma around the church. Cody turned her head toward her basket counting the plants she had gathered from the small garden, making sure she had collected enough to restock her selection. After all, she didn’t want to have to do this again. Even if it was this nice out. However nice it was, Cody could feel the crisp morning air press against her skin. The fresh air sent chills down her back making her more alert. Oh, what she would do to go crawl back into her warm bed.
“Hmm… Well…” Cody hesitated, trying to think if she was doing anything particularly important today. The shop needed to be tended to mostly, however, Cody wasn’t too fond of doing that. In addition, she needed to restock on a couple of things, however, she’d have time to do those things tomorrow. “No, I’m not doing anything important today…. Do you need help on something?” She voiced to Russell.
“Not really...” There was always the task of progressing the dream towards its inevitable ruin, but Russell preferred not to think about that. He didn’t have any other pressing matters to address, as per usual in the dream. However, Cody’s presence sparked his curiosity.
“Um... I’ve been thinking about keeping plants, too.” He didn’t trust himself to handle an animal. Rather, he didn’t think he’d be able to keep another animal after what happened to the one he kept when he was younger. In contrast, plants seemed nice; they didn’t require as much maintenance and they weren’t able to run into the middle of the street. At least, to his knowledge.
The plants in the dream differed from those in real life, especially since some of them took the form of citizens. But those that were stationary should be similar to normal ones... right? “Do you have any advice?”












