Amaya wandered around, looking through small shops, large name brand clothing stores, and various other kinds of stores that littered Shine Junction. She held a few bags in her hand as a result of her shopping. So far the blond had gotten presents for most of her family and Rachel. She still needed that secret Santa gift, Devin's, and Professor Matsuoka's. She honestly didn't know what to get for them. Taking out a small piece of notebook paper, Amaya read over the "Likes" part. [color=a2d39c][i]Let's see, they like fuzzy socks, sour candy, photography, chocolate (no nuts, I'm allergic :D), vintage things, and gardening.[/i][/color] The green pen was slightly smudged at the end. The slender girl was freezing at this point so she made a quick decision. Gardening. She remembered a small floral shop on the way here, so she turned around to head towards that general direction.

After a bit of searching, Amaya found the cute shop named The Enchanted Florist. There weren't many people which made sense, but she went inside anyways. It was 10 times warmer inside which gave the freezing girl some relief. She was wearing a white turtle neck sweater with a black winter vest, however, her legs were only cover by her jeans, leaving her susceptible to biting wind that bypassed the fabric easily. Rubbing her hands together, Amaya looked around to see what they had. She was no gardening expert, but she has had her own share of failed attempts of growing some indoor plants. Those usually didn't go very well with her energetic roommate. However, before she made the attempt there was a lot of research that went into the initial stages. That, and her biology class usually helped. Speaking of biology, was Prof. Matsuoka into plants or gardening? He [i]was[/i] a biology teacher, but that didn't necessarily mean he's into plants. Oh well, it's best to stick with what you know. She'll probably get him tea and/or coffee plus somethings for his dogs. She wandered around aimlessly, looking for something adequate for her secret Santa, yet still affordable and wouldn't bankrupt her.