Gaia Sunaris Cadera
It's a cat-astrophe!
She rubbed her arms as she sat on the container, trying to overhear the conversation in the other room. She couldn't make too much out, but something about a child and leaving her be. That was probably a good sign. She doubted they would exactly like each other, but hopefully they could tolerate each other in silence.
Maybe she'd get lucky and the same would apply to Milo, too. He had been a bit nicer to her after his prodigy almost killed her, but that was probably because it wasn't exactly great for business.
She saw Milo come out of the room and she stood up, trying to adjust to the relatively tight clothes. She really wished she'd brought a change of clothes before she met with him. She nodded, and gave him a small smile in return. Sure, she totally didn't believe the no quarrel part, but at least maybe they could fly in silence with each other.
"I think we will. We better get to it."
Maybe she'd get lucky and the same would apply to Milo, too. He had been a bit nicer to her after his prodigy almost killed her, but that was probably because it wasn't exactly great for business.
She saw Milo come out of the room and she stood up, trying to adjust to the relatively tight clothes. She really wished she'd brought a change of clothes before she met with him. She nodded, and gave him a small smile in return. Sure, she totally didn't believe the no quarrel part, but at least maybe they could fly in silence with each other.
"I think we will. We better get to it."