Kevin had found a broom last week, so he thought he would do some actual work today and sweep the gallery.
He got about as far as the reception desk before deciding to take a break and look at pretty pictures on the internet. The broom was quickly forgotten.
The
exhibit floor really wasn't that dusty anyway.
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"Are you here... alone?"
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It might be then that Kevin noticed the papers and crayons that Charlotte was holding onto in one hand, especially since she was waving them at him with an air of demand. "I am going to make new, prettier pictures to put up for people to look at. You can help!"
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This had to be the work of a Tresum spell. He made a note to ask Van about it next time he saw her because, heck, that would come in way useful a few years down the road.
"And I agree. The pictures we have up now are very ugly. What did you have in mind?"
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"I'm going to draw a picture of a pretty princess," she decided. "Those are always pretty. You can draw a picture of the scary dragon that the white knight is going to come and rescue her from." Her nose wrinkled a little. "I'm not good at drawing the dragons."
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"What's your princess' name going to be?" he asked.
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"Chaaaaarlotte," she answered as she scribbled in the color of Princess Charlotte's floofy pink dress.
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"And my knight will be named Toby. He'll be the most handsomest knight that ever was."
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She looked very, very set on this point, with an expression that suggested that if Kevin didn't agree to it, she'd probably cry, and then wouldn't he feel bad, making a little girl and his boss cry like that.
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He proceeded to give th knight big curly locks of dark hair sticking out from under his helmet.
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"Your princess is really, really pretty," he added, glancing over.
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