Coach:

He felt so awkward doing it, knowing he'll mess this up. And he did. But that's fine, a fact he mumbled each smudge "It's fine" as he tries to wipe it away, and this is mainly for fun anyway. Once done he will ask if you need anything; to help you avoid using your hands and risking ruining the work. He'll sit with you and chat until they are dry enough that you can do whatever you want.

Rochelle:

You did hers so she did yours. She liked this activity so much she asked to make it a weekly thing so now each week, or twice a week even, will both sit down and paint nails while gossiping about old but gold drama from before the apocalypse. It has helped so much mentally to have that moment of normality.

Now her eyes are always on the hunt for nail polishes, and luckily these are an easy find in houses so both have a collection now. At first making designs of the nails was difficult so it's also a fun feat to see herself improving in nail art.

Ellis:

Fine work really is NOT for him. He was so close to your nails you had to ask if he needs glasses, to which he groaned; "I don't! Why do nails gotta be so small?!" He tried his best for the first hand, second hand he gave up so one hand was... decent, while the other was just your whole fingers painted instead of the nails only.

If he finds another color can bet your ass he'll try to fix this mess by making it pretty so he added some dots, tried for stars and hearts. You could somewhat see the figures... if you squint... It's like looking at a kids drawing and lying it's amazing and you totally see what they drew.

Nick:

He was oddly good at it so you asked if he did this for his ex wife, but he chuckled and said: "You are the first to receive this care from me." He's probably good as he took his time, found an odd peace in it, and he did argue it's not that hard and those who failt must have never drawn inside the lines as a kid. Once done he told you you better not ruin his hardwork.

Since he does enjoy it you may expect this to happen more times.