[ The issue with living in a house in which most amenities are easily accessible is that it makes gift-giving rather more difficult. What's so precious about something one could saunter down the hall to procure for oneself? What's so special about fine wine when it's served with every meal? In tandem with the fact that Ani doesn't seem like the kind of woman to be easily won over by flowers or sparkly thingsβ
He spends a little while at Budsnik, paying little to no attention to the bouquets that fill much of the space. The next day, by the foot of Ani's door is a jade plant, a blue silk ribbon tied around its base, tethering a note that reads, simply: DIFFICULT TO KILL. ]
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He spends a little while at Budsnik, paying little to no attention to the bouquets that fill much of the space. The next day, by the foot of Ani's door is a jade plant, a blue silk ribbon tied around its base, tethering a note that reads, simply: DIFFICULT TO KILL. ]