Gaia Sunaris Cadera
It's a cat-astrophe!
Beth squeezed his hand gently as she gave him a smile. The garden was simply beautiful. And in truth, she really didn’t know why she liked it so much. She nudged him forward as they walked to several desert like trees that were to their right. There were a few kids running about, some with parents trying to teach them what each plant was or how it impacted it’s specific niche in the ecosystem.Or at least, that is what she could only assume.
She bit her lip as she thought about that question, but the best she could do is shrug a little. “I’m not sure, honestly. Reminds me of somewhere, somewhere… Filled with hope? I don’t really know where or how to explain it,” she admitted after she tried explaining herself. “Do you enjoy nature?”
She bit her lip as she thought about that question, but the best she could do is shrug a little. “I’m not sure, honestly. Reminds me of somewhere, somewhere… Filled with hope? I don’t really know where or how to explain it,” she admitted after she tried explaining herself. “Do you enjoy nature?”