Either you run the day or the day runs you

Charlie admitted that the hunk of meat was for her and warmth engulfed the woman's heart. A paw rose and settled over Isa's chest. "Thank you so much for thinking of me, young man." Not quite able to contain herself, Isa moved forward and pulled the boy into an embrace. She squeezed him tightly before letting go. Behind her, the fae's blue tail swished thoughtfully.

Icy eyes shot the boy a mischievous look and Isa grinned. "Would you like to help me cook this? We can surprise your family with dinner." Not sure that she could move such a huge slab of meat, Isa motioned for Charlie to grab it and follow her to the area just outside of the food stores. It was where she had a large firepit and a massive stone cauldron. "We'll make a lovely stew. What do you say?"

"Isa"