Herbs Shop

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the shop that has all kinds of Herbs and other natural items for many uses.

"Oh wow... it really is cheap," she said, sounding surprised as she dug the money out of her wallet and handed it to her. Then she sighed, stretching her arms again. She had spent last night reading an old book she had found in the library, and had lost track of time, which meant she fell asleep in the chair, and woke up with horrible cricks in her neck and shoulders.

She smiles and places the money in the cash register." Ya know you should go to my spa for those pains..I'm sure it will cure those right up."

"Ah spas... a distant fond memory," she said thoughtfully, before remembering she was talking to the principle and ducking her head slightly. "I would, if I had the money for it. Maybe I'll save up though. Massages are a weakness of mine," she said, her grin returning.

She smiles. "no charge for the new comer.."

Maho's eyes widened with glee. "I think I know what I'm doing this afternoon," she said, sounding absolutely ecstatic. A massage was just what she wanted. Something to all the kinks out of her neck.

She smiles and gives her a card for the spa. "Here take this and you can have a free full treatment."

She took the card, looking it over, before grinning back up at her. "I will," she said happily, sticking it into her sweatshirt pocket. 'This was a good time to come in here,' she thought gleefully.

She smiles, not interfering with her thoughts."But i wont be there till tomorrow morning to open it up..so you may have to wait till i get there."

"Fine by me. I'm not one to turn down a free spa treatment just for having to wait a day," she said, her tone overall chipper as she picked up the containers of herbs and dropped some spare change from her wallet into the tip jar.

She smiles. "Okay so ill see you tomorrow then."

She nodded, still smiling. "Yep. Thank you again," she said, walking to the door. "Have a nice day!" she called as she walked out of the shop her red hair fluttering behind her in the light breeze as she walked out and down the street.

"You too" She says and closes and locks the shop door, putting up the "Closed" sign.