Luckily, Lily took the hint around the count of two and nodded eagerly, her blonde head bobbing excitedly.  She stepped out from behind the counter and went to stand in front of the soaked younger woman, sighing softly at the poor woman's state.  She was soaked through and through and was getting her cheap but beloved rugs wet.<br/><br/>"Ah, yes, yes!  A Tarot reading with Jonas?  He can wait a few moments.  Let's get you dry and happy.  Nothing like negative energy to ruin a good Tarot reading, you know."<br/><br/>Her voice was bubbly, much like her personality and there was a genuine warmth to her.  She liked people, especially those who were going to pay her rates for a Tarot reading.  Money was an unfortunate necessity to keeping life moving forward.  Lily's pale hand grasped at Penny's back as they walked further into the shop.<br/><br/>She ushered her towards a small side room, one that had been set up as something of a receiving area or perhaps a place for private meetings between customers.  The room was smaller than most walk-in closets but it had a space heater going and held a pair of wooden chairs.  Lily moved to the side and pulled out one of the chairs for her customer to sit down.  She then turned up the space heater, making it more warmer.  The humid still crept into the room but at least there were a couple of towels nearby on a table.  Lily offered her one.<br/><br/>"Feel free to take off your shoes and dry out a bit.  I'll tell Jonas to expect you."<br/><br/>With that, Lily slipped back into the main area of the shop and headed towards the back, humming some wordless song all the while.  She rapped on Jonas's door quickly before entering, her smile never diminishing.<br/><br/>"You have a customer.  She's just drying off a bit and then I'll send her back."<br/><br/>Jonas was staring at his cards intently and merely nodded, waving Lily away as to not disturb his concentration.  He was always so deadly serious when it came to his readings and something in the spread must have caught his fancy.  Lily nodded and quickly departed, leaving him to his meditations.<br/><br/>She poked her head back into the room she had left Penny in and leered at the woman.<br/><br/>"You almost ready or do you need a few?"