She played with a strand of her hair, biting her lip slightly as he said he came to visit her. She never really had visitors before, even if she did they were usually family. If it was family it was always the older ones, the ones that would pinch her cheeks and coo at her as if she were three again. Though she didn't want to hurt their feeling when this happened she just took it, silently wishing they would just leave.<br/><br/>But Raleigh was harmless enough, and he would be the best candidate for a visitor, more so than her elder family. She smiled looking at him, glad she didn't have to be alone for a bit. She had been alone for a hour now, and it had gotten quite boring. No customers, and no Mother, nothing but the plants to keep her company. She didn't mind that company though, she actually loved it. Though she always held human interaction in her highest priority above plants.<br/><br/>She did have many plants from petunias to the rare Middlemist Red, each kept in a specific green house to control the heat and moisture needed to keep them alive. Come to think of it, she had a ton of flowers, except the one she had so desperately wanted to have.<br/><br/>"Well, I have most plants known to man," She sighed, "Except one. You know the forest on the outskirts of town?" She paused to see if he was following, "There is rumored to be the most beautiful flowers known to man, the Luminescent Blues. They are similar to roses, except they glow. Isn't that strange?" She laughed a little, "I often wish I could have at least one, but the curse of the woods keeps me away. It keeps a lot of others away too, only the daring usually go in there, but they always come back changed in some way..." Her face dropped a little, thinking about all the people who entered and left Sumner Falls a few days later.