Elias
Elias nodded, returning the wry grin. He understood. She took the apple from him, and he chuckled, watching as she ate. He had more, he always brought enough food for a few people.
It was mostly instinct. Part of him knew he was more likely to run into someone he knew, than someone he didn't. And either way, he could build business connections with someone knew or the opposite. And food was usually a good way to do that.
"Want more?" He asked, around his own bite of apple, leaning to push the picnic basket toward her.
"Mmm, business is alright. Been considering finally building a proper shop, though. Might be useful, to have the pier stall and a shop." A shrug here, his gaze has wandered back to the ocean. A shop was what his father had always wanted, but had never done.
It was mostly instinct. Part of him knew he was more likely to run into someone he knew, than someone he didn't. And either way, he could build business connections with someone knew or the opposite. And food was usually a good way to do that.
"Want more?" He asked, around his own bite of apple, leaning to push the picnic basket toward her.
"Mmm, business is alright. Been considering finally building a proper shop, though. Might be useful, to have the pier stall and a shop." A shrug here, his gaze has wandered back to the ocean. A shop was what his father had always wanted, but had never done.
I'm so tired of the shore, let me in, baby,
You're an ocean beautiful and blue, I wanna swim in you.
You're an ocean beautiful and blue, I wanna swim in you.
