Birthday gifts for orphans

Seeing how Hall seemed to light up when she greeted him with his full name–even if she had gotten the pronunciation a bit wrong–made her feel like the practice and all been worth it even if it had felt a little silly at the time. The genuine smile it pulled from him looked good on him. However, that seemed to be pretty short lived as she asked the obvious question of what he was wanting to buy. Her head tipped with slightly concerned curiosity as he faltered and then admitted that he didn't know. She was confused about why he was here if he didn't know what he was looking for, but then he went on to explain that he and his siblings turned one with the coming of spring and he was wanting to get birthday gifts for them since their parents were unable to. She wanted to question why their parents wouldn't be able to help with their gifts, but when he looked to her for direction and recommendations for gifts for his brothers and sisters she knew she had to help him out.

"Sure! Let's see..." she agreed immediately and began to look across the table and in her basket of other goods that had yet to be put out. She still didn't know a ton about him or his family, but after meeting him at the festival she had asked around a little bit about Hemlock and the wolves that lived there so she at least knew a little more than she had when they first met. "Well, lets start with your sisters, maybe? If they're more of the girly type I have a couple different kinds of art and a couple pieces of jewelry," she suggested, pointing out a few slices of wood that had flowers and mountain ranges carved into or painted on them, a couple stone figures of a deer and a bear, a silver necklace with a opal pendant, and a thick gold bracelet with vines etched into the surface. "Or if they're more the rough and tumble type like many of my relatives are, I have some more practical things. Materials for armors, a couple simple weapons, some herb bundles... things like that." She moved over to the other end of the stall as she spoke, pointing out some more options. She didn't want to overwhelm him with choice, but from her experience girls were the the most variable in what they liked so she figured it was better to get the harder gifts out of the way first.

"Wynter Fatalis"