Alex watched the man before her and raised a slender shaped brow. He looked like something out of a book. She gave a slight grin hearing him speak and she watched as he pulled items from his bag. She wasn’t sure that the Master of the house would allow the cat but it was so cute. She bites at her lip and thought about what she would do. She did have a small amount of cash, enough for one or the other, but not both. Her lips pursed a bit and she looked to the cat again. He couldn’t be too much trouble. And she could sneak him scraps for food possibly.<br/><br/><strong>“Is the cat trained? Does it stay where its asked and such? I just don’t think the Master of the house would appreciate a rogue cat running amok. But it does intrigue.”</strong><br/><br/>She looked to the kitty and held out her hand to it, so it could smell her and she couldn’t help but feel awestruck by the poor little creature.  She looked to the box then and tilted her head a little. She wondered silently just what a “What-If” box did exactly. Her curiosity was getting the better of her and those chores weren’t getting done on their own. She didn’t want the other maids to one up her and she knew she had to get something done quickly and before they might notice.<br/><br/><strong>“What exactly does the what if box do? I mean give me some kind of example?”</strong><br/><br/>Her voice was meek and quiet as she asked her questions. She almost withdrew back from him but the cat kept her closer than comfortable. She looked up to him with her big green eyes so full of innocence. One look at this girl could give the wrong impression.  She was definitely intrigued by the unusual and this man was enough to make her want to know what more is in his bag. She waited patiently for the replies before she let herself being another rampant of questions for the merchant.<br/>