Palla’s eyes bounced around during the exchange. Something she could slip on, yes, she nodded when Seven suggested. She smiled, peachy hues flushing underneath her smattering of freckles. The young girl disappeared briefly before returning with a long strip of cloth. Upon further inspection, Palla found the strip to be more than one strip, but what looked to be like several all tied together seamlessly, somehow. Clothes were interesting. They came in all shapes and sizes and materials. No two things ever seemed to look the same! But this one, as it was held out before her by its two then straps, was different. It was long and looked soft. It was the color of her hair, nearly, a sort of muted orange. Her eyes widened excitedly and she stepped forward, all trace of her timid nature dissipated.
”I-I love it! I really really like it, Seven! May I touch it??” She reached out with long bony fingers to grasp the cloth and rub it between her fingers and palms. Her nose flared as she leaned in to sniff its fresh, clean scent. It was beautiful, and it reminded her of the smear of oranges and reds that painted the sky at sunset. She looked back to Seven, her smile cutting all the way across her face. ”I really like it!”
”I-I love it! I really really like it, Seven! May I touch it??” She reached out with long bony fingers to grasp the cloth and rub it between her fingers and palms. Her nose flared as she leaned in to sniff its fresh, clean scent. It was beautiful, and it reminded her of the smear of oranges and reds that painted the sky at sunset. She looked back to Seven, her smile cutting all the way across her face. ”I really like it!”