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DaniDiNardo · 05-22-2013, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by DanialRadFAN01

Oh Professor Barlow! Callie hadn't really talked much with the new Professor yet but it seemed she was doing well already at the school planning field trips to the village and all that.

"Oh I see that now." That she wasn't trying to do something wrong, she was just working like she was supposed to. Nothing wrong with that. She finally found her money purse inside her bag and listened to the Gryffindor's price. She had heard some others nearby saying lower prices but the girl had been so kind.

And they were on sale. "Five Galleons it is then." She set the five fat, gold coins into the girl's hand.

Alexa beamed up at the woman, took the five galleons then fished out an Ashwinder egg for her. "Thanks for supporting me Professor!!" Really. Not many others would have. "And I hope you have a wonderful rest of the day in Hogsmeade!" BEAM.

Her day would be spent selling but she was sure they wouldn't be stuck here all day because she wanted to spend some of the galleons she'd earned.

Her gaze rested briefly on Laura. They had both just sold an egg but Lex had easily made nearly five times as much as her. There was a lesson to be learned in all this but if the Puffer couldn't see that then she wasn't about to point it out. Let her sell them for whatever she wanted.

Lex looked over at Mo who was suggesting that she settle down. How could she when some random creeper showed up and basically stole her merchandise??? It wasn't faaaaair. She wanted more for it and now he was gone and she only had three jars left that could be sold. As a result, she would not be selling another jar. They would all have to back up and find some eggs elsewhere if they couldn't be satisfied with one or two.

And yes, she meant that.

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DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by DanialRadFAN01 Oh Professor Barlow! Callie hadn't really talked much with the new Professor yet but it seemed she was doing well already at the school planning field trips to the village and all that. "Oh I see that now." That she wasn't trying to do something wrong, she was just working like she was supposed to. Nothing wrong with that. She finally found her money purse inside her bag and listened to the Gryffindor's price. She had heard some others nearby saying lower prices but the girl had been so kind. And they were on sale. "Five Galleons it is then." She set the five fat, gold coins into the girl's hand. Alexa beamed up at the woman, took the five galleons then fished out an Ashwinder egg for her. "Thanks for supporting me Professor!!" Really. Not many others would have. "And I hope you have a wonderful rest of the day in Hogsmeade!" BEAM. Her day would be spent selling but she was sure they wouldn't be stuck here all day because she wanted to spend some of the galleons she'd earned. Her gaze rested briefly on Laura. They had both just sold an egg but Lex had easily made nearly five times as much as her. There was a lesson to be learned in all this but if the Puffer couldn't see that then she wasn't about to point it out. Let her sell them for whatever she wanted. Lex looked over at Mo who was suggesting that she settle down. How could she when some random creeper showed up and basically stole her merchandise??? It wasn't faaaaair. She wanted more for it and now he was gone and she only had three jars left that could be sold. As a result, she would not be selling another jar. They would all have to back up and find some eggs elsewhere if they couldn't be satisfied with one or two. And yes, she meant that. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.