Welcome to Hex Me U-- Oh Dear.
Date: August 4, 2000
Time: 9 PM
Location: Hex Me Up! at Diagon Alley
Character(s) Involved: Colin Creevey and Lavender Brown; a little of NPC Madam Lorelei
Rating: Between PG and PG-13 -- No, no, nothing's going to happen, but this is Lavender Brown we're talking about.
Status: Complete
"Colin, be a darling and change the dress on that mannequin with this one."
"Yes, of course! Right away!"
Colin Creevey. Such an eager little pup, just like Jasper himself. Madam Lorelei adored how he was always willing to lend a helping hand, trying to prove himself useful. The way he greeted each customer in that friendly tone and how well he handled things in the shop, especially being the only salesperson in her shop.. It was somehow admirable. At the same time, the seamstress pitied the poor boy: he was also easy to manipulate, or so it seemed. After all these months, Madam Lorelei still has much to learn about Colin, about his history and the like.
The cherry blossom pink dress was draped over his shoulder as he climbed into the area of the showcase window. Colin was also in pink attire , which Madam Lorelei made for him. The woman believed that pink looked nice on men, too.. There was still people roaming about the streets, even as the sun was beginning to set, and it made him feel a little less uncomfortable. Changing the clothes of the mannequins was.. well, embarrassing pretty much. Because the mannequin was charmed to change poses every few minutes, Colin had to place a stopping charm on it. Sometimes it would move unexpectly, which resulted it getting hit in the face once. That wasn't exactly pleasant, but it amused others to watch, because it seemed like Colin deserved the slap in the face for undressing the doll.
Drawing out his wand, the mannequin was stopped, and he worked quickly with nimble fingers to undo the laces of the dress. Being noticed by others outside seemed inevitable, so he'd smile and greet them with a wave. That usually made them go back to their business.. Ah, and today was Friday, wasn't it? He remembered from his journal conversation with her that Lavender mentioned coming here on this day, but it wasn't a promise.
Time: 9 PM
Location: Hex Me Up! at Diagon Alley
Character(s) Involved: Colin Creevey and Lavender Brown; a little of NPC Madam Lorelei
Rating: Between PG and PG-13 -- No, no, nothing's going to happen, but this is Lavender Brown we're talking about.
Status: Complete
"Colin, be a darling and change the dress on that mannequin with this one."
"Yes, of course! Right away!"
Colin Creevey. Such an eager little pup, just like Jasper himself. Madam Lorelei adored how he was always willing to lend a helping hand, trying to prove himself useful. The way he greeted each customer in that friendly tone and how well he handled things in the shop, especially being the only salesperson in her shop.. It was somehow admirable. At the same time, the seamstress pitied the poor boy: he was also easy to manipulate, or so it seemed. After all these months, Madam Lorelei still has much to learn about Colin, about his history and the like.
The cherry blossom pink dress was draped over his shoulder as he climbed into the area of the showcase window. Colin was also in pink attire , which Madam Lorelei made for him. The woman believed that pink looked nice on men, too.. There was still people roaming about the streets, even as the sun was beginning to set, and it made him feel a little less uncomfortable. Changing the clothes of the mannequins was.. well, embarrassing pretty much. Because the mannequin was charmed to change poses every few minutes, Colin had to place a stopping charm on it. Sometimes it would move unexpectly, which resulted it getting hit in the face once. That wasn't exactly pleasant, but it amused others to watch, because it seemed like Colin deserved the slap in the face for undressing the doll.
Drawing out his wand, the mannequin was stopped, and he worked quickly with nimble fingers to undo the laces of the dress. Being noticed by others outside seemed inevitable, so he'd smile and greet them with a wave. That usually made them go back to their business.. Ah, and today was Friday, wasn't it? He remembered from his journal conversation with her that Lavender mentioned coming here on this day, but it wasn't a promise.