Flashing another polite smile, she just watched Lily look around before obediently following her out into the shop. Deciding it was best not to look around, just in case the whole air of the place put her off, Penny kept her gaze directly on the floor in front of her and, occasionally, glanced up to look at Lily’s back. It was only with the knock at the door that her eyes lifted and went from the woman to it before she suddenly found herself being ushered inside the tiny little area. Well, this was certainly a bit snug, wasn’t it? She’d been in pet carriers with more space.<br/><br/>Gaze dropping down to him, she couldn’t help but look a little surprised. Wasn’t he supposed to look, well…you know, a little more mystical-y? Maybe with some tie die or at least some exotic fibered shirt? She slowly sank down into the chair, hands instantly worrying the bottom of her hoodie as she looked across at the man, grateful for when he spoke again as the silence had just started to get to her.<br/><br/>“I, um-“ she’d skipped over the ideas of pleasant introductions as he instantly came to the question which caused her to drop her eyes down to the table and watch his hands and the cards rather than his face. “It’s…well, I don’t, um, know really. It’s just that,” she began to wring her hands together, a nervous little tic she had whenever she was bothered, “my friend Sara said that you were pretty good at this and that I might just want to come and try it out for myself and I’m not really good at talking to people especially about problems and I just thought this would be fine because it is just a bunch of cards and would be easy to try…so.” Her eyes hopped back up to his gaze when she realized she was rambling, a nervous smile twitching onto her lips. “Just, you know, life.” She tried to give him a very sort and curt answer, feeling as though she’d gone on long enough.<br/><br/>She shifted how she was sitting, crossing her ankles as she dropped her gaze again. This whole experience was just going to be strange, wasn’t it? All she wanted was a nice quiet little life with her pets and her incessant love for cooking pie. Seriously, was that too much to ask for? Huffing a nervous breath, Penny refocused a little and then just shrugged. “Thought I would just give this a go.”