Lola fell over with a shocked squeak, not expecting someone to run into her. She quickly righted herself, and nodded to show she had accepted the apology.

Hanoko brusehd herself off. "Oh yeah that reminded me, I was going to ask you if you could show me a few signs? I mean, not to be rude or anything..."

Nicolas smiled and blushed a little bit, " I now.. but I am not going anywhere without you beside me. "

" I am sure you have, William has always been a story teller, he never can shut his yap.. even if someone tells himt to countless times. " Maxwell said, playfully nudging William's shoulder. " Why don't you both come inside for a bit? I was polishing my swords, and maybe you'd me interested in seeing them? " William finally spoke up, " Is it the golden one? " Maxwell nodded, " Yes, that one. "

"Me neither." , Mason said back quietly. He chuckled when Nicolas blushed, he blushed a little aswell.

Lola's eyes widened ever so slightly in surprise. Hanoko wanted her to teach them some signs? Lola nodded, probably a tad to aggressively. What would she teach them first? Lola had never taught someone before... Perhaps finger spelling would be useful, it would certainly make teaching easier! But, Lola waited to see if Hanoko had any signs she wanted to learn in particular.

" You wouldn't do anything that would change that.. would you? " Nicolas asked, referring to how selfless Mason was at times.

Hanoko smiled. "Thanks. I've been wanting to lear for awhile...just hat the orphanage wasn't a great place to learn or anything and what with my dyxpraxia and all...well, i'm sorta hoping that it might help with it." she lowered her eyes, kidna embarrassed.

Lola nodded understandingly, although she had no clue what Dyspraxia was. Lola held up her pointer finger as if to say one moment! and scurried off, returning moments later with a pencil and some paper. She then wrote a backwards letter a and held her hand up in a fist, forming the sign for the letter a.

Hanoko copied her. A little awkwardly, as her thumb was being a little stubborn at the moment.

Lola grinned and nodded, then wrote down the letter b. Lola then held her had up as if she were to high-five Hanoko, fingers together, forming the sign for the letter b.