"Um, you're welcome to stick around if you'd like, but I'm just working on the house." Penny says. "I'll take you up on that offer." you say. "This place looks like its coming along great, so I want to see how you do things." Penny goes red at this. "You probably won't be impressed, I mean its not like I-' she begins to stammer. Man this girl is really timid for a werewolf. When she's done stammering she goes over to a wall that has no wallpaper and begins to put some up. Its sort of a midnight blue color with a white moon here and there. As she works you can't help but look at her rear, which is pretty darn nice. She finishes with the wallpaper and turns just in time to catch you. You quickly look away but she clearly knows because her cheeks are a little more red than usual.
"Soo...how long have you been in this business?" you ask. "Oh years." she answers. "I started a little while after my sister started her business. At first I felt like I was just chasing after her, but soon I realized I love this job. Seeing people's faces when they see their homes and love it makes me so happy!" she says. "So do you get a lot of business?" you ask. "I do alright." she says. "In addition to people's homes, I've also done work for restaurants, shops, and things like that." Her work must be really good for her to get that much business. You doubt she'll admit that though, this girl seems pretty humble."Is there anything I can do to help?" you ask. Penny tilts her head. "Let me think, there might be something someone as small as you can do." Then she backtracks that statement. "I wasn't implying you're useless or anything!" You hold up a hand. "Its okay, its okay." you say. She may be timid, but god is she cute.
"I know!" she says and rummages around for something. What she finds is a human sized paint brush. "I found a set of human sized art tools at a yard sale and bought them on a whim." she says and hands it to you. Then she picks you up and holds you up to the border of her wall. It looks pretty done but you guess she wants to work on it some more. "I was going to do it myself but I bet it will be easier for you." she informs you. "I wanted some stars and moons on the borders but they need to be really small. I could do it but it would be quicker this way." You nod and begin painting as best you can. She gives you some golden colored paint and carries you from each spot to the next, telling you where to paint. She even stands on a ladder so you can get the higher places. When its done she looks around proudly. "Good job!" she says. "Really? You think?" you ask a little nervously. "Of course! I'm so glad to have a helpful friend like you!" Then she lifts you up and gives you a friendly lick, then another. She stares at you for a second before...
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