In a matter of moments, to the girl's surprise, her food had arrived. Needless to say, the aroma of the fresh food as it landed on her table made her mouth water. It had been at least a month since she had eaten proper food, spending any money she earned on clothes and such, so grabbing her knife and fork, she cut her first piece of steak. Dipping it in the grey rosemary sauce which accompanied it, as she placed it on her tongue, she closed her eyes and let a soft moan of satisfaction break through her lips. Her taste buds danced at the taste of the fresh meat and sauce. It was enough to die for.<br/><br/>Taking the last bite, and finishing off her glass of fine, Cynn then laid back, throwing her arms over the couch as she let out a sigh of satisfaction. Licking her lips, relaxing her body, she was ready to fall asleep. However, she knew she shouldn't fall asleep in<span style="font-style: italic">here</span>. Who knew what might happen to her, the thought made her senses become more alive. But, even though she had finished her meal, her stomach still growled for more. A greedy little thing, but since she had earned a little extra then planned, once the waitress from before came back over to clear the table, Cynn said with a smile.<br/><br/>"Sorry, but could I have a slice of apple crumble as well?" With a nod, the waitress paused to scribble it down on her yellow spiral notepad before she collected the dishes and walked over towards the counter, giving the slip of paper to the barman who sent it to the chef.<br/><br/>When Cynn had just laid back and closed her eyes once more, a sound which stood out from the laughing voices caught her attention. A meow. Reluctantly opening her eyes, she tried to find the source of the meow, but found nothing. A cat couldn't be in here, could it? Puzzled, scratching her hair with her right hand, she then, by accident, found the source. On the other side of her, a window she hadn't noticed before, she saw a small cat, staring at her. Feeling slightly uncomfortable from the stare that it gave, she leaned over towards it. Opening it with a heave, hoping that they wouldn't mind, she stuck her head out and gave a smile to the cat, holding out her fingers as she went to stroke it.<br/><br/>"Well, hello there little kitty cat."