Sweet on me (Kel)

Oh Honey

I’m gonna make your life so sweet ❤

After having gotten up at 6:30 am Kelri had baked a small set of cookies to take to the Hunters Guild building. She knew she wasn’t supposed to go inside, she wasn’t a hunter after all, but she did know that the guards liked some of her snickerdoodle cookies to go with their morning coffee, and because she was almost always dropping off some sort of baked goods for her family, they knew her.

So Kel had traversed Felici until she had gotten to the hall. There she had left the basket of cookies with a clearly written note for Jasper to find. That was if he wasn’t on assignment. Jasper had a tendency to just leave whenever he wanted. The family never really knew what he was up to, and instead was informed on no regular basis what was going on in his life. Normally Kel could have used the sweets to bribe information out of her brother. Instead, she just left the basket where she knew it would get to him and went on to the shop.

Opening the shop was always a fun thing, she got to see her regulars, and sometimes even new people. She loved being able to make someone’s day when they came looking for a sweet nothing. She loved seeing the looks of pure joy on people's faces when they found the emotion she was trying to convey with the sweet. Kelri took pride in her goodies, and she wasn’t afraid of people not liking them, how could they not? She knew she was good at this

The shop was during one of its rare quiet moments when a man flung open the door and quite vehemently in a booming voice asking where the baker is. Kel tilted her head at the commotion and replied, “Uh, yes hi, what can I do for you today good sir?” He seemed to be certain on something or other and as Kel looked at him her eyes widened. “Oh no! Why are you bleeding. Come right in, I think I have a first aid kit around here somewhere.” Turning she fumbled under the desk for a few minutes before pulling out a dusty first aid kid and opening it to reveal an assortment of older practices of bandages.

Pulling out a band-aid Kel motioned the loud man closer. “Come here and let me see that. What happened? Are you alright?” It was only then that she noticed her basket in the man’s hands. “Did Jasper tell you to deliver my basket back to me?” She tilted her head in thought. “Funny, he has never mentioned someone as loud as you before.”

She wasn’t sure who this person was, but she figured he was a hunter considering he had her basket that she had delivered this morning. “I hope he is doing well.”