She didn't throw it on the ground, she exclaimed with a displeased demeanour. It jumped from her hand. Thomas raised a questioning eyebrow; why were people enchanting chocolate rabbits everywhere?

Thomas smiled as she moved and spoke with a rather welcoming smirk. Evidently his day was starting to look up as it appeared she worked at this bakery.

"Thanks, Miss," Thomas said, lowering his head slightly before heading into the shop and looking around. He turned to stop awkwardly in the centre of the bakery and looked at the woman with a charming, though clearly forced, smile; "I 'ave to ask. Is this your bakery? It smells rather good."

Thomas looked around and moved toward some of the sweet buns. Some of them appeared to have been shaped festively to match the day it was.

Tommy would wait until the right moment to tell her about his misfortune with his money.

For now, idle conversation would do.

"And 'ow is it you got the rabbit in your hand anyhow? The way I see it, you 'ad to 'ave picked it up from somewhere and I don't see anymore chocolate 'round this bakery."

He raised himself back into a fully standing position and looked at her, an ever friendly smile still on his face.