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"I have some left over," he pulled out a half a loaf of good bread and handed her it then started getting out ingredients to make more.

Rosa munched on the bread quietly, watching Elemeno through the corner of her eyes. Worry was building up in the back of her mind over her jewelry she hid outside, but she wasn't sure when would be a good chance to go check on it.

If she told him, he'd be more mild about it and explain to her but he didn't know about it so he just continued baking.

She finally got fed up with the worry and stood up. "I'm going outside for a bit, gonna stretch my wings and see if I can still fly." She half-lied, cause she was also going to check on her stuff as well as test her wings.

"Alright. The bread might be a while," he smiled.

*Sindri blinks as the young man makes his way towards the kitchen without a word to him, he shrugs and enters the house looking around slowly, then he backs off and quickly grabs a silver coin. He stuffs it into his pocket, who knows maybe the lads parents will want money. Then he starts wandering about the home.*

Elemeno hummed quietly as he baked the bread, "You may make yourself at home," he gestured to the couch.

Rosa made her way outside and quickly went to the tree stump where she hid her sack, and much to her relief everything was still in it. "Thank goodness.." She stuffed it back and covered it even more than before. She then started some wing stretches, spreading them wide and flapping to make sure they weren't too stiff.

Whenever Luella finally decide to return, Elemeno would be pulling a fresh loaf of bread out of the oven and he set it on a counter to cool off.

After a few failed test flights, she finally managed to soar above the trees, however the distance was short and the landing not so graceful. She nearly face planted into a nearby thorn bush, barely missing it. "Ow ow ow!" She struggled to her feet, all scraped up and brushed. "That was awful." She muttered and knocked leaves from her hair and dusted off her clothes and wings. She then hurried back to the cabin, having quite an appetite from her failed flight.

"Hello, Rosalinda," El greeted as she returned to the cabin and he set the loaf on the table to cool, "Did you fly?"

Rosa sat down and sighed softly. "I was able to fly a little bit, but I ended up crashing down." She patted her wings down, checking to see if anything was broken. "I'll try again soon, giving up now would be pointless." She smiled, though it was obvious it had tired her out quite a bit.

"Congratualtions then," he smiled, "Let'sgive the bees a couple minutes to cool then we'll split it."

She stared at the bread with eager eyes. "Thanks I suppose." She tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear and smiled. "Alright." She got up and went to wash her hands, something she hadn't done before eating in quite some time.

(Sorry for those typos in my last post ^^" I was half asleep when I write that)

He hummed softly as he got out a tub of hand spun butter and then Broke the load in two and cut open both halves and buttered it.
"Here you are," he smiled at the harpy.

{Its fine xD}

Rosa gratefully took her piece of bread. "Thanks." She took a bite and smiled as she chewed. "Its tasty." She took a few more bites till it was gone, smiling in satisfaction when she finished. The bread was definitely far better than anything else shes eaten in a long time.

"We'll have beef for dinner," he said, "But let's just talk for now."

{Sorry for the late post, holiday crap and family issues keep popping up to get in the way}

Rosa brushed the crumbs off her mouth and nodded. "Alright, what do you want to talk about?" She tilted her head slightly, her silver eyes full of curiosity. She hoped it wasn't about her sneaking off or anything of the sort, as she was careful not to make it obvious.

"Um... Well, were you always homeless?" he asked with a slight blush, "I-I don't mean to pry or anything..."

She giggled to herself when she saw his blushed cheeks. "Not always, it just sort of ended up that way." She stared at the floor for a moment, taking a short pause. "When a family falls apart and you have no where else to go.." She sighed quietly. "It wasn't a good life, but I had it better than some out there." She forced a smile.