Lily simply nodded when she heard that he wasn't selling the drawings he had on hand. However, she did consider buying the cheaper on. Ninety dollars was more than she had usually, so the one that costed fifty would do just fine. In fact, that specific drawing was one of her favorites. It wasn't an immediate need, but she did feel like placing the order in already and paying for it at least. She grabbed her wallet from her jacket pocket and opened it up. She then pulled out two twenty dollar bills along with a ten before handing them over to the man.<br/><br/>"There, I want the fifty dollar drawing whenever you choose to make it," she spoke as she looked at him. He then handed the card that contained his business information. He was an artist after all, it seemed. It almost made her envious of him. She was living under government funding and money her parents sent her. She wanted to be more independent, but not many people want a 'broken' person working for them as they believe there is too much liability and risk involved. Her art was quite inadequate compared to the boy's artwork, so she knew that she'd never make money from selling drawings or paintings.<br/><br/>"Anyways, I shan't bother you any longer. I will write my mailing address on the back of your card so you can ship it to me when it's done. I hope your day goes well." with her parting words, she wrote her address on the back of one of his cards before handing it back to him. She gave a simple smile and wave before going about her business. She just hoped that she didn't walk into a scam.