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Jessiqua · 08-11-2019, 01:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Charely Potter

Initially, Brad was confused about how a book regarding upkeeping became mixed up with his recent shipment of Quidditch and Gobstone books. Perhaps the deliver was mistaken with the contents of upkeeping with Keeper position. The way the book glowed, however, tempted him to check some of its contents before deducing that it didn't belong in his shop. Now that Summer was near and it was about time to get the season of Sports Enthusiasts overfilling into the shop it was time to put up the posters of restocking. New brooms and supplies were replinished.

Now, where was Brad? He was busy with trimming the broom handles and scrubbing the floors in the back. He hadn't realised before how much cleaner his shop could've been until recently. His shop was never dirty per se, it was just tidy. Over time though, the urge to repolish the floors was too much to resist. They needed to be squeaky clean, even if he had to be on all fours to keep his reflection showing.

Abra was here, and she was depressed. No other way of looking at it. Lou's heart was shattering every time her niece's young face broke into floods of tears, and she knew there just wasn't anything she could do to help her niece feel better. All of the food she loved no longer brought a smile to her face, letting her choose how her room was decorated didn't make her happy, either. That was why Lou was here, in Quality Quidditch Supplies. Her eleven-year-old niece loved Quidditch. But Lou couldn't even use that as an excitement booster. Would it even be on during the school year?

Entering the shop, Lou looked around without much an idea of what she was looking for. Not a broom, Abra didn't need one of those. At least not yet. She didn't have a need for a broom servicing kit, either. A book perhaps? One on the history of Quidditch? "Hello?" Lou asked the room. Was there a shopkeeper around? "I'm looking for a book." Yes, a book.

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Jessiqua DERP & DoM Poltergeist Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Gallifrey Posts: 38,050 Ministry RPG Name: Archer Burton Environmental Protection x9	Sassenach \| RAVENPUFF \| Sing me a song of a lass that is gone \| bookDRAGON \| #awkwardturtle<# Quote: Originally Posted by Charely Potter Initially, Brad was confused about how a book regarding upkeeping became mixed up with his recent shipment of Quidditch and Gobstone books. Perhaps the deliver was mistaken with the contents of upkeeping with Keeper position. The way the book glowed, however, tempted him to check some of its contents before deducing that it didn't belong in his shop. Now that Summer was near and it was about time to get the season of Sports Enthusiasts overfilling into the shop it was time to put up the posters of restocking. New brooms and supplies were replinished. Now, where was Brad? He was busy with trimming the broom handles and scrubbing the floors in the back. He hadn't realised before how much cleaner his shop could've been until recently. His shop was never dirty per se, it was just tidy. Over time though, the urge to repolish the floors was too much to resist. They needed to be squeaky clean, even if he had to be on all fours to keep his reflection showing. Abra was here, and she was depressed. No other way of looking at it. Lou's heart was shattering every time her niece's young face broke into floods of tears, and she knew there just wasn't anything she could do to help her niece feel better. All of the food she loved no longer brought a smile to her face, letting her choose how her room was decorated didn't make her happy, either. That was why Lou was here, in Quality Quidditch Supplies. Her eleven-year-old niece loved Quidditch. But Lou couldn't even use that as an excitement booster. Would it even be on during the school year? Entering the shop, Lou looked around without much an idea of what she was looking for. Not a broom, Abra didn't need one of those. At least not yet. She didn't have a need for a broom servicing kit, either. A book perhaps? One on the history of Quidditch? "Hello?" Lou asked the room. Was there a shopkeeper around? "I'm looking for a book." Yes, a book. __________________ EVASIVE \| RESTLESS \| MISUNDERSTOOD always on the move