Business Casual

On my quest to update my Pokemon characters, I finally got to my final character in Rich Willard's Pokemon Team.
This is my Lopunny girl Hunny, and her little son Two-Tone.
So for Hunny update I decided to make her more mature with the way she portrays herself since she is a mommy now by giving her a business casual outfit.
Hunny also has much longer hair now and braided to keep it in control, as well as add braiding to her ear fluff to add some nice detail.
Originally it was just going to have Hunny by herself, but I added Two-Tone for a little cuteness factor.
Overall I'm happy with this picture, it's a nice and cute picture of my favorite bunnies and that good enough for me.

Hunny Notes:
Well it's been a little while since me and Two-Tone have been out in about for a little while.
Normally me, Courtney and Two-Tone always go out together, but since some local Pokemon Tournament have started up and they are short on hand with nurses, my muscle man is always called in for some extra money and help.
One day when me and Two-Tone went to the park I was approached by a woman who asked me if I was willing to volunteer for a Young Mother's program.
I figured that perhaps it was one of the people that also interviewed Mother Tenka, and since it had been roughly 4 years since Two-Tone was born I figured that maybe it'd be a nice experience to have.
Two-Tone was oddly excited, normally he'd be bored to tears about fancy dressed up parties as he likes to say, but he is a bit of a momma boy, so he'll go anywhere with me.
When I got there to the building I was escorted to a room with the mothers and still expecting mothers.
They just simply asked me for some advice and just to expect when expecting from them.
It was a odd situation for me honestly, although little Two-Tone was a most unexpected pregnancy I did have my entire family to support me, along with Courtney himself take full responsibility for what he did.
Some of these girls sadly weren't so lucky like I was.
Many of these girls had their men not take responsibly or just had their parent disown them for getting knocked up in the first place.
Maybe I couldn't even them the answers to everything, and I couldn't possibly know what it had been like in their shoes, but I at least was able provide some emotional support.
I didn't think that the end of that session went all too well, but the girls I talked to said that they were at least happy that they had someone to talk to about what was wrong.
Plus they seeing Two-Tone helped them see that having a child was exactly the end of the world.
Me and Two-Tone were asked if we could continue to come back and talk to the girls at the very least.
I asked Two-Tone and he said yes, so we gladly accepted.