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Mouth begins to salivate as he lists off what was held within the bag. How badly she wishes to peek inside and see, but thanks to how he held the treats so close she hadn’t the opportunity to do so. Wind picks up, tossing locks of mauve into the wolf’s face causing her to snap her eyes shut before shoving them out of the way, attempting to keep them tucked behind her ears as she gave Corteo a scrutinizing expression, “Oh? Really?” He honestly hadn’t been expecting anything in return? How strange. Most people she tended to run into weren’t the kind to do something out of the goodness of their hearts. Even more, they didn’t simply get something just because they had an inkling they MAY see her.
“AH! Youse got me… These are some of my favorites.” Soft is the only way to describe the woman as she takes the little baggie cheeks darkening a bit in color ( how sweet of him to think to get her, her favorite ), “Well now I really need to thank youse so I hope youse weren’t too busy right now.” Hooking her arm around his she gives a tug, urging him to follow her steps, “It doesn’t have to be long! Just keep me a bit of company. I’m taking a break from the office right now and after being holed up all day, alone, it’ll be nice to have some company for a little drink.”
“t’s nothing’, really! ‘m not wantin’ anythin’ for it...” All it happened to be was a gesture of kindness. Had Corteo not seen Loni that would’ve meant he had a few extra sweets to share or eat for himself, but he might have been disappointed that he couldn’t give them to her. They were a gift for her, after all. “You bein’ the only person that likes ‘em, red velvet an’ all... I thought you might like some.” Holding the paper bag of the remaining sweets closer to himself, he hid his smile behind it if only a moment before perking his head up. There really was no need to thank him! He had truly meant that, but hearing Loni pretty much ask to keep her company, that was a little bit different.
Stumbling a bit on his feet as she tugged on his arm, Corteo followed along without any protest. “Hope you’re meanin’ coffee by drink...” He might have worked as a bartender, but that didn’t mean he wanted to do any day drinking. Nor any drinking at all. It was the one thing that interfered with his line of work aside from certain customers being a bit rough on bad nights, but despite not enjoying alcohol, he had quite a talent for knowing what tastes best and how to pair it with something to heighten its flavor. “I’d feel bad if y’went back workin’ and smelled like booze. Work gets done better with a sound mind.”












