The young man who walked with her seemed put aback by the other young man who approached and offered her a brown paper sack. She shuffled the orange she held into the crook of an arm and opened up the bag he had offered to peer inside. She smiled as she spotted the treat within the paper and glanced up to thank the young man who had offered it. He was already gone though. Disappearing into the bakery. She frowned a bit and glanced toward her companion, who still looked a bit put out by the interruption. "Pardon me Mr. Garrett" She smiled again and then trailed after the young man into the bakery. 

She paused at the entrance. She plucked a bit of the sticky bun from the roll and put it into her mouth, chewing slowly. It was good. Very good. A small hand curled into her skirt and she turned to greet one of the children that always seemed to haunt her steps whenever she wandered away from her father's home. She stepped away from the door, moving aside and then dropped so she was on the child's level. Kes! Kestrel smiled and pulled a piece of the bun from the bag, this she offered to the child. Kes may not have eaten often but neither did the child. It was more important that the girl get food than Kestrel herself. 

"How are you today, Anna?"