(Ok, another apology in order for my silence. For some reason or another, I never got a notification of all your replies. I only just happened to glance at my watched threads and saw that there were new replies there.))<br/><br/>She smiled warmly at Erin, shaking her head slightly, “thank you, but I think I’ve got it from here. If you want, after you’ve eaten your breakfast, you could go run that errand I asked about last night? I need some restocking of some of our ale, and I’m sure there are other odds and ends that need to be topped off.”<br/><br/>She hadn’t noticed Nathan sneak off with the bucket of water for his bath, her focus completely on the people in front of her. With a nod, she answered the man and boy speaking about coffee, “I’ve had many travelers from many places and times. I have indeed heard of coffee, and supply a bit of it myself. I don’t have it on my menu as I’m in limited supply, so it’s only available for those who know of it and ask for it specifically.” She looked at the boy giggling and taking out his own coffee and she could only quirk an eyebrow. “Well....that’s one less person I have to serve. You enjoy your own drink. Sir,” she turned back to the older gentleman, “I’d be happy to serve you a cup of what I have. I don’t know from where he got his cacao, but I can guarantee mine will be safe, delicious...and not make you a giggling nutcase.” She couldn’t help but chuckle as she left for the kitchen to grab some money, a pen, and paper, for Erin, as well as brew some of the coffee for the other tenant.<br/><br/>When she emerged, there was coffee in hand, and in her other hand was a small piece of parchment with writing over it: A shopping list with everything she needs for the tavern. Placing the cup down in front of the gentleman at the bar, she handed the note to Erin, as well as reached into her pocket for some shillings and lent that to her as well. “As I said last night, all you need to do is hand the man at the cart in front of the butchers this list, and the money, and he’ll be able to take care of it all for you. He’ll hand you the stuff, and you just have to bring it back here. It shouldn’t be much, but you’ll more than likely need both hands free, so don’t travel heavy.” She gave her one last smile as she receded back into the kitchen once more to grab herself something to chow down on.