Emerson was not a morning person. She didn't like getting up from her sleep and having to do much of anything except lay around and hope to fall back asleep again. It was a good thing Maddison hadn't made an effort to wake her up. It may not have ended well.
What did wake her up, however, was the smell of food. The only thing Emerson would really ever get up for, if she were to get up at all, was for food. However, the food she was greeted with that morning was not what she had hoped for. The smell that reached her nose made her stomach churn. Her heightened senses only made the situation worse. Meat. It was definitely meat. One thing Emerson knew for a fact from her previous life was that she did not eat meat. Chicken, turkey, steak, pork - if it had a pulse, she didn't bring a fork to it. And it made sense. The girl absolutely adored animals. What kind of person would she be if she didn't try to save them?
With a groan, Emerson rubbed her hands over her face and got off the couch. She kept the blanket wrapped around her shoulders, leaving her stuffed animal to drop to the floor, and shuffled her way around until she ended up in the kitchen. Maddison was there, with bacon, of all things, but at least she was flipping pancakes. Emerson could deal with pancakes. Too tired and grumpy to offer any help, the girl hoisted herself up onto a nearby counter, at least making sure to be out of the woman's way.
She yawned. "Hi," she mumbled out. It wasn't morning, but it felt weird if she were to say anything else. "Sleep m'kay?"