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Though she might not have the best sense of changing times, she does instinctively understand the change in seasonâ perhaps it is best to just say that it is a feeling in her bones to know that spring was around the corner. The other animals seem to feel the same, perched on a bench as she scatters out some spare feed for the birds to enjoy while she chatters away with the animals. Itâs easier that way, sometimes, to just chat with nature ( even if they donât understand human life either, thereâs a certain comfort that comes with it ).
âHuh?â Childâs head snaps up when she realizes sheâs being spoken to; birdseed falls from her hands with a start, blinking wordlessly at the man. The way he is dressed has her interest piqued a little bit, but he doesnât seem like a bad person or anything ( not that sheâs really good at judging things like that ), and is more than happy to greet stranger with a bright smile. The birds donât seem to mind his presence too much, despite scattering a little bit; so thatâs more than good enough of judgement for her: child doesnât really think about the fact that it might be that they desire food more than they care about stranger. âSorry. Didâya need something?â













