[center][h2][color=fdc68a]Olivia Frenwich[/color][/h2][/center]
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Olivia breathed in the fresh air. She always loved taking walks in this small, quaint town with Humphrey. The only fresh air you’ll ever get from the city is the park right at its center surrounded by tall metal-and-glass buildings. Wehn she was young, she used to think that the buildings are made by aliens from another planet and the people on the park were the only humans left by the invasion. She doesn’t get how her family could stand living in a seemingly cold and lifeless place such as that. She’s hoping that someday she can convince her family to live in Valibree with her to let them experience what she experienced.

Humphrey barked, taking her back to reality. Walking in a quiet and a nature-centric town sure does make your wind wander around. She saw Humphrey barking again while playing tag with several children. She smiled, admiring how peaceful and kind Humphrey is like how he is enthusiastic and energetic. She whistled and Humphrey ran over to her while the children continued playing and enjoying life to the fullest. She patted and rubbed his head, and soon they’re back on their journey to the cafe. 

They past several shops before stopping at the entrance for the cafe. The cafe is her second most favorite place in Valbree, the first being the the pristine lake uphill. She always loved the desserts beverages that they serve here. She figured she can ask for the cafe owner’s help in making a grape pie since she has no idea how to bake. 

Olivia opened the door and letting in Humphrey first. She hoped the cafe owner doesn’t mind. Humphrey may be quite energetic but he’s really a good boy and will behave if asked nicely. She sat on one of the vacant tables and setting her basket on the table. Since she was asking for a favor, she figured it would be impolite to not give something in return for their generosity so she went back to her wine cellar and took a bottle of wine from her inventory. Olivia decided to let the cafe owner finish what he is doing first to not get in his way and tend to his customers first, admiring how cute the cafe is while rubbing Humphrey’s head.