Entering the shop and sharing her idea with the clerk, Summer Sutton measured each part of the snowman, and under the staff's explanation, began to mold.
She spent quite some time inside, while Watt Bennet refrained from participating, instead quietly watching her from the side.
Summer spent roughly the entire morning, and when she emerged, she held two small white porcelain figures in her hands, identical in appearance, form, and height to the snowman Watt Bennet had just built.
"Here, how is it? Pretty, right?" She raised the item in her hand, feeling rather proud.
Watt Bennet quietly looked at it, evidently surprised by her revelation.
Summer Sutton was already heading out of the shop, playing with the small figures in her hands as she walked.
She decided to place this pair of figures in her bedroom so she'd see them every morning and night — one representing her, the other representing Adrian Walyon.
