[When Pietro exits the bedroom again, it's not with an elaborate plan in place or a flashy surprise, only holding a small package in his hand. Thin and square wrapped in plain brown paper and tied with a frayed piece of twine that had likely been discarded from something else. It's been sitting inside one of his old worn-out shoes in the closet for the last few days, one place he was fairly certain Wanda wouldn't stick her hand into, even for present hunting. He holds it out to her with a small smile.]
Happy Birthday, Wanda.
[He'd already said it, but that been simply to get it out before she did, and his words hold more sentiment the second time. Unwrapping the present, she'll find a leaded glass trinket, recognisable as the type of suncatchers Izak sells at the market - usually abstract with whatever colours the man had on hand from collecting broken bottles and other assorted shards from rubble piles, this design is distinctly the head of a sunflower. Mottled brown centre, the petals partially darkening to orange in one section when he'd run out of brighter yellow, outlines in both black and grey, bent from what metal pieces had been available and the easiest to work with, the far more common traditional green glass used only for the background. A small wire loop is attached to the top, so Wanda can hang it in a window and let the light filter through.]
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[When Pietro exits the bedroom again, it's not with an elaborate plan in place or a flashy surprise, only holding a small package in his hand. Thin and square wrapped in plain brown paper and tied with a frayed piece of twine that had likely been discarded from something else. It's been sitting inside one of his old worn-out shoes in the closet for the last few days, one place he was fairly certain Wanda wouldn't stick her hand into, even for present hunting. He holds it out to her with a small smile.]
Happy Birthday, Wanda.
[He'd already said it, but that been simply to get it out before she did, and his words hold more sentiment the second time. Unwrapping the present, she'll find a leaded glass trinket, recognisable as the type of suncatchers Izak sells at the market - usually abstract with whatever colours the man had on hand from collecting broken bottles and other assorted shards from rubble piles, this design is distinctly the head of a sunflower. Mottled brown centre, the petals partially darkening to orange in one section when he'd run out of brighter yellow, outlines in both black and grey, bent from what metal pieces had been available and the easiest to work with, the far more common traditional green glass used only for the background. A small wire loop is attached to the top, so Wanda can hang it in a window and let the light filter through.]