sacrifice what you are for what you can become
Henry chuckled in good nature at Amun's comment. He extended his hand in official introduction and Henry stepped forward to take it, gripping it with intention. "It's a pleasure to officially meet you," He couldn't recount the amount of times his father had told him how important a good, strong handshake was for first impressions - and he always followed that advice.
As far as him and Aisha getting a room went, Henry raised his eyebrows with a devilish grin. "Careful what you wish for, Amun." That was, until she pinched the looser skin of his cheek and he refocused on her again, offering her a playful mock-glare. He watched as the two of them went off in their own directions, Amun choosing to repair some tables {with ease} and Aisha heading for the store room. "If either of you need a hand, don't be afraid to ask!" he called after them with a reassuring smile.
Focusing on his own task, the painting, Henry approached a few cans of paint, accompanied by some brushes of varying sizes. He grabbed a can and deposited it near the place he intended on starting, using his pocket knife to crack the can open. The rest of the process was uncomplicated; pick up the brush, spread the paint evenly over the wood, repeat. He had done this many times over for the barn and the house. He began to whistle a tune without thinking.
Henry sets to work on painting with the provided resources(?)!
As far as him and Aisha getting a room went, Henry raised his eyebrows with a devilish grin. "Careful what you wish for, Amun." That was, until she pinched the looser skin of his cheek and he refocused on her again, offering her a playful mock-glare. He watched as the two of them went off in their own directions, Amun choosing to repair some tables {with ease} and Aisha heading for the store room. "If either of you need a hand, don't be afraid to ask!" he called after them with a reassuring smile.
Focusing on his own task, the painting, Henry approached a few cans of paint, accompanied by some brushes of varying sizes. He grabbed a can and deposited it near the place he intended on starting, using his pocket knife to crack the can open. The rest of the process was uncomplicated; pick up the brush, spread the paint evenly over the wood, repeat. He had done this many times over for the barn and the house. He began to whistle a tune without thinking.
Henry sets to work on painting with the provided resources(?)!
HENRY
