It isn't the biscuits that cause Lilly to smile again, although the expression does coincide with the arrival of the snack. It isn't even Melanie drawing with her, even though that's easily one of her most favorite things to do. No, Lilly's smile is born solely from one thing and one thing only.

She's figured out where she needs to go in order to visit her friend whenever she wants.

Of course, she doesn't say as much. She lacks the words and, well, the biscuit is good. The latter is a fact made obvious when she all but inhales the first one... although she does do her best to at least attempt to keep her mouth shut while chewing. It's a fairly new practice for her but she's slowly - very, very slowly - but surely getting there.

Peering up at Greta through her lashes, she offers a hesitant smile. "T'anku," she mumbles, doing her best to imitate Melanie's manners. Then she quickly snatches another biscuit in one hand, a black marker in the other, and returns her attention to her drawing: a picture of her, Victoria, and Mama, standing on the cliff near the house where she grew up.

It doesn't look as good to her on paper as it does on the wall but it'll have to do for now.