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"Are you afraid of big bad lions?" She laughed as she picked up a box full of things. The box was labeled, STUFF. She set STUFF on another counter and pulled out all sorts of kitchen things. Without turning to Sukah, she said, "Do you think you could make a trip to my place, and get my table, chairs, and couch? We'll need a place for guests to sit." She said, still sounding tired. "You can use the van I brought here. The keys are in my purse." She yawned again. "Please?"

She put a paw over her mouth to muffle another yawn. "Yes, you should be able to make it in one trip. The chairs and table fold. The vans seats have already been folded down, so..." She gasped and groaned, as she picked up a shattered vase from the box. "I knew I should have wrapped it up..." She muttered under her breath. "Now where will I put my flowers?" She pouted, and picked the little glass pieces she could from the box. Preoccupied with the glass, she said no more.

She carefully set down what pieces she had in her paws, and looked up at him with a soft smile. "Well, that would be very nice of you, mister." She leaned up and kissed his cheek. Her tail flicked and wrapped around his, then let go. "A plain glass vase or...three would be good, but hurry, we don't know when another should arrive." She went back to the box, pulling items out slowly setting them on the counter, so not to cut herself on any free glass.

She laughed, "The more the better. Your green one is by my couch." She finally had all the items out, of spices, pots and pans, plates and bowls, and silverware. She moved around the sink area putting the things away in what ever cabinets were there. "Oh!" She spun around, "could you..." she said with an apologetic smile, and wide eyes. "Could you get my portable oven, too? It isn't that big, it could easily fit in the passenger seat. I would like to cook and bake things!" She gestured to an apron and a bag of flour. "Please?"

She playfully caught the kiss and put her paw to her lips. "I love you, Sukah." She watched him leave, and turned back to put things where they belonged. Then, skipping over to the other boxes and bags, she rummaged through them and began to unpack.

Mirera worked quickly, setting up all sorts of decor. She made the sink area more kitchen like, and set the empty boxes down so she could set the lamp on it, like a beside table. By the lamp were all sorts of books, and a bean bag. She would set another bean bag there, like it would be a reading area.
She then happily skipped over to a bag, and started to pull out snacks she had packed, when she remembered she forgot to ask Sukah to get flowers for the vases. "Oh, I will just have empty vases until I can go to the floral shop." she chuckled.

When everything was looking good and unpacked, the place still felt a bit barren. She sighed, and told herself once more furniture was brought, it would feel more homey. There was a problem, though, she noticed. The place was just too dark. She looked around and found huge dark red curtains covering very large, hidden windows. With a huff, she pushed one heavy curtain aside. Bright, clean sunlight poured into the room, almost as if a spell of life had awakened the room. Mirera gazed out the window at the beautiful green world past the glass.
She turned to look at the clock on the wall. It had been a good 45 minutes.
"I hope he got everything alright." She breathed, and headed over to the other curtain and pulled it aside.

"It is!" She flicked her tail and scurried over to him to help him carry the couch. "Let's set it over there." She pointed to the first window, about five feet from the kitchen area. The wooden floor squealed under the weight of the couch.

She smiled cheerfully, thanking him, and hurried after him, picking up two of the folded chairs out of the van and bringing them inside. "Hmmm...We will set these right here." She place them in the center of the room, underneath a light that was broken. "Remind me to get a light bulb when I go to buy somethings."