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Waful the Snowy Owl 
Waful flew across the grounds silently towards the greenhouses. The same couldn't be said for his companion. The other obviously less awesome owl was flying noisily and the snowy owl couldn't be ready for the packaged to be delivered so he could be rid of the bird.
"Hoo."
When he spotted the woman they were delivering their package too, he glided down at what felt like snails pace to the graceful creatures. And Waful gave to other owl what could be considered an annoyed glance. He flew into the window, leaving the other silly creature on the outside while the carefully placed the large package on the windowsill.
He then proceeded to fly back out the window without waiting for a treat or pats from the humans in the building, attempting to shake the other bird so that he could do some hunting.
SPOILER!!: Letter and Package
The letter is attached to a rather large, heavy
package.
As quickly as they had arrived, they were gone again. Seren had watched curiously as two owls arrived, leaving a package on her windowsill. Was that for her?
Slowly standing, she made her way over and detached the letter from the package. It appeared as though she had mail... and she had her suspicions as to whom it was from.
Opening the letter, Seren read the few short words and smiled to herself, her cheeks turning a light shade of pink in the process.
Resisting the urge to giggle, Seren picked up the heavy package and gently took it back to her desk. That goofy smile still lighting up her face.
What was inside?!
Untying the brown string and pulling away the drab brown packaging paper, she soon revealed a beautiful pot of white carnations. Pulling her fist to her mouth in an attempt to hide the even bigger grin that appeared, Seren felt her cheeks grow warmer, no doubt turning a few shades darker. Merlin that man knew how to get to her.
Flowers have a language of their own, so I will let these speak for me.
Well they most certainly did.
After clearing her throat nervously, Seren folded the letter and placed it in her top drawer for safe keeping. She had a feeling she would be holding onto it for a while. But now... she had an idea... a way to return the gesture.