Vedkle

>Maybe you should find somebody else to talk to him. An authority figure, perhaps?

Anna says that she has a really good friend who's also really nice and has a big house and would probably not mind Arthur staying in it for a bit. Her name's Clara. She's kinda the governor around here? Honestly, Anna still doesn't know how that happened, but maybe it comes with being all fancy and kinda rich and having a kinda fancy butler and living in a big mansion on the hill and such. So if Arthur's okay with it and stuff, Anna could point out the place and lead him there part of the way but she still has work to do so she'll have to get back to her stuff and stuff if that's okay?

A little girl walks up to Anna and says, 'Scuse me.





The little girl couldn't help but notice what was going on and maybe she can help. She knows the house on the hill to which Anna was referring to and she could lead whoever's in there to the place. Or maybe she could keep watch over the truck while Anna's away? Maybe even help unload the truck.

Anna's not worried about anybody bothering with her truck. Many people may idly dream of living in a small town, where everybody knows each other and everything is in walking distance, but a small town also happens to be rather dull and as a result, the residents watch everything that goes on. Like a hawk. In a small town, you are always watched.

But that's besides the point.



Arthur opens the door a crack, maybe to just peek out and look at the new person, though he could use the window instead but maybe that gets in the way of his long schnoz. He nods to Anna, as though saying that he's okay with going with the little girl.

Anna does vaguely recall seeing the little girl around. Though she doesn't know the children of Vedkle as well as the adults, mostly because the children of Vedkle are not usually fruit customers. This little girl always had the air of maturity around her, which always made her seem rather capable and such.

Should Anna send Arthur on his way with this girl?