All you need is lov... money

[Valo]

[Welcome Minna :3]

Eddie had ended up in Adela. He didn't like that place, but still, there he was, standing in the middle of the market square. He had heard that in Ketra they had this big annual market event this weekend, and people from all over the country came here to sell their crafts. So, obviously Eddie had packed few of his carvings, and now here he was. He had a medium sized carriage, in which he kept all his carvings and statues. His horse, which he had borrowed from a friend, was tired, and needed rest. After he had taken care of the horse, he had set all his carvings so that people could see them, and hopefully buy them.

Now he had earned so much money, that he didn't have to worry about anything for the rest of the month. He had never been this successful and was exited, because now he could buy new shoes and those expensive seeds for his garden, that he had never been able to buy before. After he had sold his last carved bowl, he was happy, but exhausted.

Eddie was packing up his things, when he saw a flash of red and black. He lifted his glance, and saw a beautiful girl with long black hair, with red ribbon in it. By accident he also happened to check her breasts, because.. you know, the dresses opening was perfect. Eddie smiled for his thoughts and turned back to pack his things. He wanted to get back home soon, and it would take easily couple of days for him to travel back home. He took all of his money from his pocket and put them in a tiny bag, which he put to his vest's breast pocket. He really didn't want to lose the money.   

[thehiddenbeast13]

 Minna was simply walking down the small road, watching all the skilled craftsmen earn such amazing profits by selling their goods. She smiled at their good fortune and said,"They're too happy to steal from...even a thief has morals."

Minna continued on her marry way, a few men giving her a shout here and there. She would smile and wave at them just to put on a quick show. She then watched as a woodsman finished selling off his items and began to look at her just like some of the men had done before. Once again, she forced a smile and waved as she soon ran off to a small tavern.

She calmly entered into the large tavern and saw a large man behind a regular wooden counter. This man was her father and he calmly said to his young daughter,"Oui Minna! Glad to see you're back, I could use a hand around here." Minna quickly ran over to the counter and grabbed a few mugs before rushing around the tavern and helping a few patrons here and there.

[Valo]

Eddie lifted his gaze. Where did the girl go? He turned his head, and saw the flash of black and red disappearing into a tavern. Maybe that would be a perfect place for him to visit, especially now that he had money and was able to buy something. He hadn't drank beer in a very long time, and now he had earned a pint. Even tho he wanted to get home fast, there was always time for a pint.

Quickly he finished his packing, and locked the carriage. He would fetch it later. He waved to other ones and almost ran to the tavern. It was a very cozy and nice tavern, it had pictures on the walls and an old fireplace. The lightning was dim, as it was supposed to be. He stood there for a second, and then stepped to the counter. There was nobody behind it, so he just leaned against it and waited. He took few coins from his tiny bag, and held them in his hand until the young waitress got back.

"Hey, I'd like.. oh", he noticed, that the girl was the girl that she was after. "I just saw you", he said ja smiled. "Well, I'd like a regular pint. Beer please." He felt how his cheeks turned to red, as they always did when he got nervous. When the girl gave him the beer, he gave the money. Could he just stay here and talk with the girl? Or did he have to go to the table? From the corner of the eye he saw a happy looking old man talking to the customers while heading back to the counter. It must've been the owner.
"Thanks", Eddie said and lifted his beer. He walked to the table in the corner, where he could see the whole tavern. And the lady of course. Oh, he felt like a stalker. But she didn't know it.

Eddie started taking tiny sips, while he kept his eyes on the girl. He didn't remember how good beer was, and soon he had drank half of the pint only in few minutes. It probably wasn't a good idea, especially because he hadn't had time to eat. He touched his bag full of coins, just to check that they were safe and sound.

[thehiddenbeast13]

Minna watched as the man went to go and sit down before smiling at him once more. She always teased the men of the tavern like this (which is usually why it was always so popular). She thought nothing of it and happily went along with the rest of her usual business. She watched as the man quickly downed his drink and only sighed, some people just didn't know how to savor the flavor of their drinks. Some of the men in the tavern began to hoot and holler at the woman as she walked past them and handed a small party a few mugs of rum. She smiled and waved once again, the usual show and returned back to the counter to count how many silver and golden coins she had gotten today.

[Valo]

After drinking so fast, it didn't take long until Eddie noticed that he's fingers started to tingle. For the whole time he sat there staring slyly for the girl. For his disappointment, the other men had also noticed her beauty. He felt envy, but because of his current state of mind, he had the courage to stand up and walk slowly to the counter. The pint was left behind, but there were only few drops left.

The girl was obviously counting something; her lips moved gently, as she whispered the numbers. There was something.. sensitive in those lips. They were full and when the corners of the mouth turned up to a smile.. *sigh*. Eddie got closer and closer, until he reached the counter. He jumped to one of the stools and leaned to the table with his other hand. He had been so quiet, that the girl possibly didn't notice him.
"So, how long is your shift today?" After saying it Eddie felt stupid. "I mean, I'm sorry to interrupt. I was just going to ask if you had some spare time after this?" Better, but still hideous.