Jewell had intended to arrive midmorning to pay a visit to Kitty after Chryrie's description of her illness. She was worried about her friend but she also wanted to do something to cheer her up as Kitty had been so supportive for her during the last few months.

However, the problem was: what did Kitty like? Jewell wandered the city, visiting various stores and collecting anything that might seem Kitty-ish. There was a leather vest she found that absolutely intrigued her; there were no laces or clasps keeping it together in the front, it was supposed to just stick to one's body. There was the newest copy of PlayElf to pick up, a really nice bottle of Absinthe, a pink cat o' nine tails (Jewell giggled as she purchased that one), a book of faerie tails (somewhat ironic for her to purchase), and a "Do Not Disturb on Pain of Death" sign for her to hang on her office door when she returned to work.

The last thing she purchased was a few servings worth of soup, chunks of meat floating around abundantly in it. She wasn't sure about Chryrie's cooking skills, knowing that her own were abysmal, and was sure that Kitty wasn't up to cooking for herself.

Arms therefore laden with gifts, she wandered her way on over to House Helston. Knocking on the door became a problem when she got there. She eyed it for a few moments before kicking it a few times with her little slippered foot and then banging her head against it once. "Chryrie...Kiiiittty, it's your friendly neighborhood faerie come to pay a visit!"

"It crossed my mind if it would provide comic relief for your patient." She quipped cheerfully back to Chryrie. The remaining things in her arms were deposited on the first surface she could find as she entered the main room quietly, grey eyes searching out until they found the blanket covered lump on the couch that was her sick friend.

She inhaled a bit sharply, having not expected Kitty to be this ill. It just didn't fit with the image in her mind of the vivacious Helston. She knelt on the floor besides her, placing a hand on her forehead. It was a good substitute for a cool cloth as Jewell could mimic the feeling of one: making her hand feel cool and damp as she touched Kitty's burning forehead.