It was times like these that Sienna loved being generous. She watched as the girl-Avery, her name was-dropped her jaw, how her eyes widened as she saw the food, and even more so, the money. It was like she had never seen any more then ten dollars in her life. Maybe she hadn't...But still. What a great feeling it was.

Sienna stiffened at first when Avery wrapped her arms around her, but she soon returned the hug with a smile. "That's all right, sweetie," She said when she was informed that she would never get paid back. "I don't need it anyway." Then Avery had given her cat, something Sienna hadn't noticed before this moment, a pretzel. When she said her name, Sienna smiled. Avery was such a pretty name, and it definitely fit the pretty girl.

"My name's Sienna," Sienna told the young child. "Sienna Blakely. Do you have parents, Avery?" This question was purely out of curiosity. And for the safety of this child. Who could ever leave a sweet, little girl to fend for herself on the streets of New York?

((No prob, guys. Lol.))

"I guess I must," Avery mused. "Never met 'em, though. Or so I remember." Unlike some of the more sentimental people of the world, she had no care for her family whatsoever. Yes, that may have been attributed to her disconnection from her parents, but even if she had met them, she doubted that she would have cared. "As far as I know, my parents haven't ever existed. Me and some of the friendlier hobos get along alright, I suppose." She offered, trying to provide a dramatic backstory when there was none. Avery didn't really hate her existance. There was no doubt in her mind that if she waltzed into an orphanage, she'd be adopted straightaway. But Avery wanted to be in charge of who was in her family. She didn't want her life to be in the hands of some total stranger. And honestly, from the adoptive parent horror stories she had heard, the other hobos were family enough for her at the moment.

"And Sienna's a cool name," she added. "It's adventurous and daring. Avery is much blander." She puckered her lips abruptly, and began stroking the neck of her cat.