Elizabeth
Inns and temporary housing weren't ideal, but it was a start. Elizabeth nodded her head with a low hum. "Hmm. Well, I hope you find someplace more permanent." If only to start laying more roots, a foundation for the change she hoped to achieve.
Laughing at the joke, she smiled. It was nice to just enjoy a conversation with someone, without feeling like it needed to be cut short. Everyone was in such a hurry. Elizabeth relaxed, taking a sip of her cold tea as she explained, "I traveled all over Caido while growing up with my parents. They were both academics, studying history and botany. I found relationships more interesting; it was fascinating to see how people interacted with each other and the world. I got my education by meeting an abundance of different peoples and observing their reactions to understand them better. Then, I found out that I had a knack for helping people with their emotions and relationships." Her shoulders came up in another shrug and a proud smile. It hadn't been a hard decision to continue doing what she already enjoyed.
The difficulties of her work were obvious though, and she didn't shy from the truth. "It can be hard to separate friendships from sessions, but I treat it like wearing a hat. If I notice it on my head, I take it off." She let out a soft chuckle, tucking a strand of brown hair behind her ear. Elizabeth tilted her head as she asked, "How did you get into your line of work?"
Laughing at the joke, she smiled. It was nice to just enjoy a conversation with someone, without feeling like it needed to be cut short. Everyone was in such a hurry. Elizabeth relaxed, taking a sip of her cold tea as she explained, "I traveled all over Caido while growing up with my parents. They were both academics, studying history and botany. I found relationships more interesting; it was fascinating to see how people interacted with each other and the world. I got my education by meeting an abundance of different peoples and observing their reactions to understand them better. Then, I found out that I had a knack for helping people with their emotions and relationships." Her shoulders came up in another shrug and a proud smile. It hadn't been a hard decision to continue doing what she already enjoyed.
The difficulties of her work were obvious though, and she didn't shy from the truth. "It can be hard to separate friendships from sessions, but I treat it like wearing a hat. If I notice it on my head, I take it off." She let out a soft chuckle, tucking a strand of brown hair behind her ear. Elizabeth tilted her head as she asked, "How did you get into your line of work?"
Dive into the sea of thought,
and find there pearls beyond price.
and find there pearls beyond price.
