Alice blinked at the woman as she sat at the end of the bed. Drawing her feet aside to make room, the tailor nodded. "I- What time is it?" Frowning, Alice glanced at the window and her eyes widened. "Oh dear! The hopsital, my shop!" The latter was said with more desperation and a higher pitch. Shivering, Alice timidly looked at the woman and chewed her lip. Why was she always explaining things?! She was getting rather tired of it. But this woman had helped her, and it was that which decided her. Nodding her head, Alice laid her forehead on her knees.
"It started with a client..." And so the tailor told Liza Cook of Liam Enduro. How he came for a coat and left with her for dead in an alley. She told the woman who saved her about waking up in the hospital, of the police. Of the doctor coming in and discovering her healed. Her bitter regret that she had not left the hospital then irked her. She told the woman of jumping out the window, and the events up to when Liza had found her in the alley. "I just wanted to go back to my shop. I don't want to hurt anyone." Alice whispered into the hideous gown. "I just want to make clothes and help people look good. Not become like that man." Her voice was thick with loathing, for Alice didn't have it in her to really hate anyone. Liam, however, was proving this wrong.
"And he took my wonderful creation." Her lip stuck out in a pout as Alice's green eyes turned flinty. "That won't go unpunished if I see him again. Why I ought to stick him full of needles! Stuff him in some lacy, pastel foolery!" The tailor muttered, thinking of the crime of fashion that man had committed and would further commit if Alice got her hands on him and some lovely fabric. Looking down at the hopsital gown, she plucked at the horrid creation with annoyance. "I need to go home, this is dreadful coloring." Yes, thinking about fashion and tailoring helped. It always did, but she still shook with the horrors that had begun popping up in her life. "And I owe you an outfit!" The raven headed tailor declared to her savior.