[Fred had shut her journal and tucked it into a pocket as she left the house, so she didn't see Gai's response to her comment.
It didn't take her long to walk to Gai and Bell's house. As she approached, she could see that Gai, Bell, and one of their dogs were already on the porch, waiting for her. She frowned a little--but if Bell was there, then Gai must be outside with his blessing. That was probably alright, then.
Now she wished she'd brought Aven with her. Her dog probably would have liked playing with another, but she hadn't even thought of taking him in her haste to leave the house.
She turned her attention to Gai. From here, he didn't look that bad--perhaps he had been correct in thinking that he could walk to her house safely. But knowing Gai, he would say that if he had been grievously injured yesterday.
Fred quirked her lips into a slight smile as she got close enough to talk.] Hello, Gai, Bell. It is good to see you both.
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It didn't take her long to walk to Gai and Bell's house. As she approached, she could see that Gai, Bell, and one of their dogs were already on the porch, waiting for her. She frowned a little--but if Bell was there, then Gai must be outside with his blessing. That was probably alright, then.
Now she wished she'd brought Aven with her. Her dog probably would have liked playing with another, but she hadn't even thought of taking him in her haste to leave the house.
She turned her attention to Gai. From here, he didn't look that bad--perhaps he had been correct in thinking that he could walk to her house safely. But knowing Gai, he would say that if he had been grievously injured yesterday.
Fred quirked her lips into a slight smile as she got close enough to talk.] Hello, Gai, Bell. It is good to see you both.