<div style="text-align: justify;">Arianna took a deep breath and looked at the people waiting to have breakfast. Those people were her family, she had to admit. The only one she could rely on, as there was nobody else who shared her blood and hadn't gone to the wrong side in town. <br/><br/>"You're welcome, it's a pleasure", she responded to Ingrid's thanking her for arranging fresh food for her husband and soon. Arianna believed everyone should have a fresh meal, even if they couldn't come to the Inn. Smiling when her friend suggested they had dinner next night, Arianna agreed right away. "Sounds great. I'll see if I can convince T.T. to baby sit for me... and to hand my baby over when I get back and want to pick her up", Arianna joked gently. She knew it wasn't hard to get anyone to watch Moira for an hour or two, so she wasn't really too worried about that.<br/><br/>"I'll find someone, whoever it happens to be, so it's settled, tomorrow then", she reaffirmed, keeping busy with getting everyone's orders.<br/><br/>Having Charlotte help her in the kitchen was comforting. The woman always gave off a motherly feeling, and Arianna really missed having a mother figure since her own mother had passed away. Sure, maybe Charlotte would be more of a grandmother, but it didn't really matter. She was someone who brought her comfort.<br/><br/>When the woman asked how things were, Arianna sighed. "Well enough", she replied after some hesitation. She then nodded about the dark witches. "Gods, I know, you have no idea how much I know, honey", she replied, as though there was more that she knew than she was willing to say.<br/><br/>With a sigh, she looked outside when Charlotte mentioned Alex's parents. "Have they been locked out?", she asked, hoping the Wizard had not taken them, either by seduction or by force. <br/><br/>Arianna showed a sad smile when Charlotte mentioned magic being worth the trouble. "I know you don't really like it", she murmured. "But I can't just ignore my calling, you know that". As she paused, Arianna helped Charlotte plate the food and started setting the cups of coffee. Now there was nothing more to do than the fresh food for Ingrid's boys, and she would take care of that once they had finished eating.<br/><br/>"I'm not sure I will like this book, T.T. But fine, we have a deal. I will look at it whenever everyone is gone. Does it work?", she asked, wanting to get everything settled before returning to the main area.</div>