Kaili Talith
Forgotten, not gone.
“Okay.” Said Kaili as she looked at what was available on the menu. “Tea and a Danish. On her, thanks.”
Kaili smirked at Allyson and perked her brows in delight. Not paying was nice, and truth told a small part of Kaili had forgotten the free droid repairs. Yet at the reminder there was little the kid could do but agree with herself once more. Allyson had been pretty solid, it was the least Kaili could do at the end of all this.
“Oh really?” Kaili mused as she waited for her weirdly named pastry to be brought up. “Still, I am missing like five different Expansions. That’s like a thousand caps in just expansions.” Idle shake of her head. “I just don’t understand why these companies insist on charging so much for something so simple.” Not like Kaili couldn’t afford it though. “Still, got to make a living in some way, I guess.”
Both orders arrived and Kaili waited for her friend to pay before grabbing her items. There was a table available in the corner of the shop. Crumbs still rested on the table from the man who had just left, but it was the only table available at the moment. Kaili took her seat in one of the armchairs and spun it around to look at her friend.
“I can send you a copy of the agricraft game when we get back. Let you try it for yourself and all that.”
A quick look outside made it obvious that the skies were clearing up already. Kaili took the first sip of her tea, closed her eyes and enjoyed. She loved moments like these. Most people probably did.
“So, we’ve talked about droids and games.” Kaili said as she finally opened her eyes again. “What else do you enjoy, Allyson?”
[member="Allyson Locke"]
Kaili smirked at Allyson and perked her brows in delight. Not paying was nice, and truth told a small part of Kaili had forgotten the free droid repairs. Yet at the reminder there was little the kid could do but agree with herself once more. Allyson had been pretty solid, it was the least Kaili could do at the end of all this.
“Oh really?” Kaili mused as she waited for her weirdly named pastry to be brought up. “Still, I am missing like five different Expansions. That’s like a thousand caps in just expansions.” Idle shake of her head. “I just don’t understand why these companies insist on charging so much for something so simple.” Not like Kaili couldn’t afford it though. “Still, got to make a living in some way, I guess.”
Both orders arrived and Kaili waited for her friend to pay before grabbing her items. There was a table available in the corner of the shop. Crumbs still rested on the table from the man who had just left, but it was the only table available at the moment. Kaili took her seat in one of the armchairs and spun it around to look at her friend.
“I can send you a copy of the agricraft game when we get back. Let you try it for yourself and all that.”
A quick look outside made it obvious that the skies were clearing up already. Kaili took the first sip of her tea, closed her eyes and enjoyed. She loved moments like these. Most people probably did.
“So, we’ve talked about droids and games.” Kaili said as she finally opened her eyes again. “What else do you enjoy, Allyson?”
[member="Allyson Locke"]