Kay's company was getting some good business. Who knew that with the changes in the political climate, her little tea company would get good business? It was all part and parcel of having a commodity in food and drink. However her menu was more unique than most. Perhaps that was the draw.
Altiria was where she was based nowadays, on the outskirts of the known Galaxy, situated between nothing and not in any place desired by any of the super powers. It was perfect. There was where she could hide, grieve and live in peace. Yet a part of her wanted to be back in the thick of things, despite the pains it caused. It was the part of her that always felt the need to help others.
Still, she hung back.
Kay busied herself in her shop, setting out freshly baked goods, with flour on her apron and her left cheek. Her hair was tied back, with some strands having escaped. The atmosphere was cozy, a fire lit in the fireplace, candles lit on the tables and the aromas of various herbs and teas hung in the air. And it was quiet. No music was playing. Not at the start of the day, at least.
Connor Harrison
Altiria was where she was based nowadays, on the outskirts of the known Galaxy, situated between nothing and not in any place desired by any of the super powers. It was perfect. There was where she could hide, grieve and live in peace. Yet a part of her wanted to be back in the thick of things, despite the pains it caused. It was the part of her that always felt the need to help others.
Still, she hung back.
Kay busied herself in her shop, setting out freshly baked goods, with flour on her apron and her left cheek. Her hair was tied back, with some strands having escaped. The atmosphere was cozy, a fire lit in the fireplace, candles lit on the tables and the aromas of various herbs and teas hung in the air. And it was quiet. No music was playing. Not at the start of the day, at least.
Connor Harrison