Sage couldn't just pull her mother along like she wanted to. Aiko was far too used to the girl's strength enough. She more or less tugged back. There was no need to be in a hurry. The girl would have to learn patience eventually. Of course, that went out the window when she let her daughter dart around to pick out clothing in the shop. The feline picked out a few simple and light cloths in shades of brown and gray. One pale shade of yellow was added to the list. Though, a nice silk with shades of purple and blue caught Aiko's eyes. It was taking all in her to not buy. It was hard to resist it. She ended up grabbing it as her arms brought the cloth to the front counter.<br/><br/><span style="color: mediumpurple">"Sage, baby girl, are you done yet?"</span>she called out, cashing out the cloth and placing it into a bag.<br/><br/>Her tail flicked behind her while she paid for the cloth out of one money pouch. She pulled out a different pouch while she waited for Sage to finish.<br/><br/>-----<br/><br/>For now was probably a good description of how Daikon felt. He wanted to read so many books, all the books. His head was swimming with wonder. That grin just would not fade away. He beamed up at his father with those big, blue orbs while things were paid for. He grabbed the book his dad picked out, deciding to carry that one instead of letting it be in the bag with the rest. He looked over the cover before opening it up to read more almost immediately.<br/><br/><span style="color: seagreen">"Fish? For mom?"</span>he ended up asking.<span style="color: seagreen">"Fish sounds real good though. Can we get that big yellow one? I can't remember what it's called. It tasted <span style="font-style: italic">really</span> good."</span><br/><br/>That nose was pretty much glued to his book, but his ears twitched while he listened. He was probably more than likely to multitask better than anyone else in his family outside of his mother. Aiko was the champion of doing multiple things all at once.