Miles walked into one of the two stores he absolutely had to go to while here and looked around. Things certainly had changed but he liked it. Seeing that he was the only one in the store he grinned and grabbed a basket. He was going to load up on anything and everything and no one was here to judge him. Hurrah.

Walking over to a display, his face wide with a grin and his eyes huge, he reached up and grabbed one of the boxes of every flavoured beans. Looking at it thoughtfully he eyed the rest of them and went to grab another one that he deemed worthy. His hand hit one that was holding up another and then just like a stack of dominoes they all came tumbling down. His eyes wide he looked around frantic and tried to put them back up to no avail instead the beans kept falling out. "Oh come on now, come on." Before the shop keeper came out of the back at least...

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Sadie Perdieu was finally here in London, England in the famous Diagon Alley. She really couldn't believe that her parent's had finally agreed on her going to Hogwarts. There were so many shops to explore and new people to meet. So the best place to start on this new experience was by far going to be the sweets shop. She quickly entered and walked over to browse the shelves on candy.

Then a boy nearby accidentally dropped jelly beans all over the floor. She couldn't help but chuckle at his panicked expression and just because she was a nice person... sometimes.... went over and said, "Seems you have a little problem." She smiled and bent down to pick up some of the fallen beans.

Miles was so worried that he'd get yelled at he jumped up and right into another display as they spoke, closing his eyes with a groan as he felt boxes start to fall on his head. "You could say that," he mumble as he tried to pick up everything again.

He was a bundle of nerves and a hyper one at that. What would happen if they were caught? As the girl started helping to pick up the stuff he smiled gratefully, "Thanks."

"Well you don't expect me to let you suffer if the shopkeeper finds out," she replied, picking up some of the things that had fallen and were not opened, stacking them neatly on the shelf they had fallen from. This would be so much easier if she was 17 but alas her birthday had been last March so she was sadly sixteen.

After putting all the boxes on the shelf, she returned to helping him pick up the beans and putting them in the box. She could be blamed for this too. "I'm Sadie," she said, as they finished up on the the beans. Might as well not leave this shop without meeting someone she may be at school with.

Cherry heard a noise. And that was the only reason why she was heading out to the display cases.

There she saw two students picking up jelly beans.

She eyed them curiously. "What are you guys doing?" Had they made a mess of her store?

Miles smiled at the girl as she continued to help him even after he'd made a bigger mess and smiled, "I could think of a few people who would find that amusing." Well if they had walked in and saw this anyway.

Picking up the beans he smiled and looked at her, "I'm Miles. Pleasure to meet you, Sadie."

He jumped again as he heard someone else speaking to them but this time didn't jump up instead opting to just turn his head. "Umm....nothing..." he said as he placed the broken open boxes of beans in his basket. They'd do for throwing at Ivan anyway. "Do you have any chocolate?" he asked with a smirk at Sadie as he stood up and acted like nothing had happened. "Like a lot of it?"

Leilani's jaw dropped as she walked into the store.

Holy cheese.

This was like... heaven. Where was Jimbo? This was so... AWESOME! It was mesmerizing, there was so much candy there she thougt she'd fall over. There were even quite a few candies she didn't recognize. Coconut ice? She'd buy a few of those just for the heck of it.

But seriously, this was Jimbo heaven. Where was he?

Sadie just grinned as he said some would. Ehh... maybe if she knew him better than she would but right now she wasn't looking to make enemies. She knew she would at some point. "Nice to meet you too Miles," she replied. What was he going to do with all the beans he had now?

Then she heard another voice and looked up to see a woman standing before them. Yikes! It was the shopkeeper it seemed. She looked over at Miles as he stated nothing. Right. Pretend like nothing had happened. "Yeah I was just looking for these." She reached over on the bottom shelf and grabbed a licorice wand. Ewww she hated this stuff. She stood up and couldn't help but laugh slightly as he changed the subject.

Preston was excited to be in the sweet shop finally. His father always rushed him away from any sweet shop they went past, because 'You have to much energy as is buddy'. With no dad accompanying him in Diagon Alley this time, Preston was going to stock up on sweets for the school year. He was in search for Fudge Flies. Auntie LoLo had made the mistake of giving him some on an outing in Diagon Alley once, and was banned from giving him sweets since. Preston didn't care, he loved Fudge Flies and he was not going to leave Diagon with out having some to take home. As Preston walked around he walked carefully, he didn't want to have a clumsy moment again and take out a display of candy, he'd be banned for forever, and he couldn't have that. His eyes grew wide when he found the Fudge Flies display. "Fi-fin-fina-fina-finally I-I-I-I fou-found th-them." He told himself with a goofy smile as he started putting some in his basket.

She shook her head at the students. They seemed nervous.

"It's okay if you drop candies. But whatever falls on the floor and isn't sealed you have to buy. Sorry, but I don't want my other customers buying candy that was on the floor."

At least that one boy was placing broken boxes in his basket.

"I sell chocolate. A few kinds. What type do you want?"

Miles watched as Sadie picked up a licorice wand and then turned back to the shop keeper. "Anything not dark?" he said in response to the shopkeepers question. He wasn't about to run out of candy this term. Nope nope nope. Especially not with NEWTs this term.

Preston finished piling the Fudge Flies into his basket and turned to go find the Sugar Quills. He had just took a couple of steps before he found himself flying through the air for the second and probably not the last time that day, onto the floor. He watched as his basket of Fudge Flies went flying like real flies through the air and onto the floor. "N-n-no!" Preston exclaimed as he scrambled to push himself up from the floor of the shop before he caused much more damage. "I-I-I-I'm so-so-sor-sorry." He stuttered out the apology to no one in particular as he moved around the floor on his knees picking up all the fudge flies, thirty of them if he counted correctly when he was piling them into this basket just moment's before. He hoped that the shop keeper wouldn't get angry with him. Though it was better than breaking something of value, or toppling over a display.

Kale had gotten sick of his mother and her 'date'. Well no he really wasn't her date, but she did seem to be mroe interesting in talking to...what was his name again? rather than him. So he left the lunch after a quick bite to eat and made his way to the sweat shop. He would much rather spend his money here than on real food. Kale wondered if he'd see any one he knows here at the shop. He started looking at lolli-pops and lost track of time.

Klaudette did not need to be in here, but of course that never stopped her. Most people would say their needed to be a law on how much sugar Klaudette could have. She never noticed of course. It was all natural to her.

Stepping in to the shop, Klaudette began to browse the sweet displays. There was so much to choose from, Klaudette never knew what to buy. She usually let someone else and went along with it. So with her usual standards, Klaudette turned from side to side to see and she spotted a boy, she definitely knew.

"K..k..kaleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" she elongated his name when she spoke to get his attention. It was the only way, when the shop was so crowded.

Kale quickly turned around when he heard his name. It was Little K, the highly perky girl he had met the pervious year at Hogwarts. Well she was great fun! "Hey Hey Hey little K" Kale tried to stay away from s's when he talked in a crowd. They always betrayed him. "How's your summer so far?" Kale was proud that the slisp wasn't really noticable when he said summer. It was good, maybe just maybe he would be able to get over it now that he ws 15.

She smiled at the boy. "We have a few kinds that aren't dark. We have milk chocolate, white chocolate, hazelnut, walnut, almond." That was a pretty good selection to her, and she figured the boy would probably like it seeing as he didn't look overly picky to her.

But then suddenly she saw a boy go flying and knock his candy everywhere. He managed to get up, so he wasn't badly hurt, but she still didn't want to just ignore him. "Are you okay?"

Klaudette waved at him as she came over. He hadn't changed much, but then neither had she. Somewhere she could hear some banging and clashing. Poor shop keeper. "Hi Kale," she said again with out the long lasting e.

She was now in front of the lollipops and began to browse as she talked to Kale. "It's been pretty good. I'm enjoying just being everywhere I can." she told him and then picked up a package of watermelon and ice pops. "Do these look good to you?" she asked curiously and then saw even better ones. Lemon and sour worm.

"How about your summer?" she asked.

Kale smiled at the girl, she never ceased to amaze him. She was always to happy and perky and could always always always make him laugh. "Watermelon looked better." He added when she picked up the lemon ones. "My summer is going okay so far, my mom is on a date...I think" Kale surely didn't know what it was to be honest, he probally shouldn't have mentioned it, but he couldn't help it. He was happy for her. "I think I want somethin chocolate." He turned toward Kluadette, she was cute for being a younger girl.

Preston looked up with a small smile and it was wiped away when he realized it was the shop keeper. "Y-y-yes m-m-m-miss." He told her before he ducked his head back down and crawled around her feet to get the remaining Fudge Flies. He sat back on his heels and looked at her. "I-I-I-I'm-I'm so-s-so-sorry f-f-for m-m-m-making a-a-a mess." He stuttered out with a saddened face. Every where he went he either made a mess, broke something, injured someone or a combo of all three. Or worse. He stood up slowly and left his basket on the floor. "I-I-I un-under-understand i-i-if y-y-you b-b-b-ban me-me f-from the sh-sh-shop."

Klaudette shrugged and kept the watermelon ones, taking Kale's advice. She then stuffed them under her shoulder of her shirt so she wouldn't forget them and to make sure she paid for them. "Ok, well then maybe the lemon ones will be for next time," she suggested. She probably would come back a lot before school.

She turned to look at him when he mentioned date. That was odd. Wasn't she like 30. She thought that's what teenagers did. "Oh really?" she questioned curiously. "Have you ever met the guy before?" she asked with it. She had never heard of anyone going on a date before. What did you do? Mysteries of the world.

Klaudette smiled. "Chocolate works for you," she commented and then added, "I think I saw some over here," and began hopping to the left to see the displays.

Kale laughed, he kept forgetting how Little K could be. "yeah, my mom's 35. But my dad died ten years ago. She's a on date, maybe. I'm not really sure what it is." Kale hoped it was date to be honest, he was tired of seeing his mother around the house depressed at times. "But then again, it could just be lunch with a friend. Nope I just met him for the first time today." Kale added as they made their way over to the chocolate section of the store. "Have you ever had walnuts in your chocloate?" He asked her looking at all the different kinds they had to offer.

He turned toward her, "you won't say anything about my mom will you?" Kale didn't know why he felt the need to add this, he just did.

Woah. It smelt so good here. And it was likeeee yuuuuuum. But so many calories in all the sweets. Eh who cared. Callie walked over, spreading a little more prettiness around the shop. Now what to choose, what to chooose. She bit her lip not being able to choose what to have. This was going to take forevrr.

Enya stood just inside the sweetshop - which smelt so good she wanted to buy something quick - inspecting her clean nails. She knew she looked beautiful, who wouldn't think she wans't? She asked herself stealing a quick peek around the shop for any boys.

Sighing her bordem she straghtened up from her perfect slouch, letting her hand drop to her side and scanned the room again. It certainly smelt good in here, but she faught her urge to buy something. Enya was wearing one of her best outfits, black skinny jeans and a blue top. She smiled at herself as she looked down at it.

Taking another deep breath she took a few step's forward, her shoes click, clicking on the floor. She hadn't taken more then a few steps in the shop before she bumped into someone.

"OI! What where your going" She said glaring at the girl in front of her. Enya fliped her dark hair behind her shoulder.

There were so many nice sweets to choose from. She couldn't possible pick one not even two. She'd have to just maybe give some to James and possibly whatever girl he decided to bring home this time. Eye roll. She sighed, the choice was too hard. Maybe she'd have some gumballs from the gumball machine but maybe not. Maybe some lemon drops or something.

Then someone bumped into her. UGH. People were so unobservant these days. Then she tried to accuse her ?! What."Haha. No. You see, you were the one that bumped into me. Little girl." she said smirking and looking down eyeing the girl infront of her.