<div class="floatleft">(http://www.pageresource.com/wallpapers/wallpaper/lightning-final-fantasy-xiii_328076.jpg)</div><div style="text-align: justify;"><strong>Name:</strong>Kenna Baesoon (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=250222.msg12387304#msg12387304)<br/><strong>Location:</strong> Her families Restaurant<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong> OPEN<br/><strong>Content:</strong> </div><br/><hr/><br/>Kenna was up before the sun as she normally was. The cool air of the night flowed through her room and cooled it. The light covers she had on her bed were the only thing covering her nearly naked form. She wore only an oversized shirt to bed after her shower. The restaurant had closed late due to a party that stayed over, but that didn't mean she could start her day any later. Sure it was days like this Kenna wished she could sleep in. But she wouldn't trade her job for anything, even if it did come up a much comfier bed.<br/><br/>She quickly got up and dressed before heading downstairs to get the fires in the ovens burning. The knocking at the back door caught her attention as the first shipment of the day arrived. "Morning Kenna, got the freshest catch all ready for you." one of the local fishermen smiled as his small crew began to bring in her order. 'Thanks Benko, OH is that some crab I see?" she asked with a smile, "Yup, caught some big fellows and figured you'd enjoy a few. And before you say anything it's on me. For helping out the crew’s family with those magic soups of and herbs of yours." he smiled as he spoke about the help Kenna gave when a nasty cloud went around. "Aww you didn't really need to do that. You know I'm happy to help, but since you did." she smiled happily took the offered food, "I'll be sure to make a special and hold some back just for you." Kenna smiled and paid for the order before heading in and getting to work.<br/><br/>Her morning was spent getting orders in, visiting the garden to gather some much needed supplies and prepping for the day. Her crew began to filter in just as the sun rose over the horizon. "Morning everyone," she smiled once more, her warm welcome only made better by the smells of the breakfast she had cooked up for all of them.<br/><br/>The morning slipped by as the city began to wake up and peopled started to filter into the well-known restaurant. Kenna greeted people as she made her way in and out of the kitchen. The delicious smells coming from the open windows only drawing in more patrons, "Kenna...Kenna!" the sound of some of the local kids calling her name caused her to stop at the front door. Some of them were street kids; some simply came from the local families. But all seemed to get along, and agree that Kenna gave the best treats in town. "Well well, let me guess, you want to know what’s on the menu today?" she laughed and playfully dragged out the dramatic pause, "Potted crab and blossom buns!" she laughed once more as some of the kids cheered. She knew it was more of the blossom buns, then again, who could blame children for loving something so sweetly divine.<br/><br/>"All right, you all get these flyers out and you each get all you can eat." she made the deal and handed out a few stacks of paper. Each flyer had a bit about the restaurant on it and a deal for some free blossom buns on it. It wasn't that she really needed to get the word out, the restaurant was after all already pretty well known. But it was always fun to see the kids racing about with them, and it gave them a sense of earning what she gave them. All and all it added to the small act of kindness that brightened Kenna's day.<br/><br/>Her bright, vibrant smile remained as she moved back into the restaurant. The sound of her father’s voice slowly filled the room as he finally made his way downstairs. "Morning papa,' she said softly and helped the older man sit. He was only 56 but found himself a bit weaker these days due to what he said was a cold. But Kenna had a feeling it was something more, even if the stubborn old fool wouldn't tell her. "Morning sweet pea, smells good down here." he mused lightly and found his usual seat. "Sleep well?" Kenna asked as she poured him some water, "So so, but don't start worrying about me already. Feed me instead." he joked with his daughter and sat back to look over the open space before him. "Coming right up." she mused softly and moved to get him something to eat before getting back to work. Her energy seeming to filter through the place as smiles and laughter filled the air, along with some of the best smells in town.