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Date/Time: Monday, August 1st, 2005/ 1:35pm
Location: Flourish and Blotts
Open To: Adrien Bennet
Currently Involving:Aleta Fuld
Leaning on the counter lazily, Ally sighed. In the three hours that she had worked earlier that morning only about three customers had come in. Though since she had gotten back from her break, which was barely over a half hour before, eight families (all with first years) had come in looking for all the books Hogwarts required. She was more than happy to go get the books on the off chance they weren't able to locate them, but honestly. Could no one manage to get their own books? It wasn't as if she had hidden them; actually, the standard book of spells set was clearly displayed to the left of the counter.
It wasn't as if she had anything better to do - all the orders were taken care of - but some people were so stupid, for lack of a better word. She shook her head, playing idly with one strand hair. Aleta was more than happy to finally have a moments peace. Jean was out on business, most people that walked by outside weren't even looking into the store. Maybe the rest of the day would go slowly; she could only hope.
When the bell over the door rang, Ally sighed. She straightened up, smiling weakly. Maybe it had been her own fault before; maybe she shouldn't have offered help so soon. So instead of offering this time, Aleta just smiled and drummed her fingers quietly on the counter.
Location: Flourish and Blotts
Open To: Adrien Bennet
Currently Involving:Aleta Fuld
Leaning on the counter lazily, Ally sighed. In the three hours that she had worked earlier that morning only about three customers had come in. Though since she had gotten back from her break, which was barely over a half hour before, eight families (all with first years) had come in looking for all the books Hogwarts required. She was more than happy to go get the books on the off chance they weren't able to locate them, but honestly. Could no one manage to get their own books? It wasn't as if she had hidden them; actually, the standard book of spells set was clearly displayed to the left of the counter.
It wasn't as if she had anything better to do - all the orders were taken care of - but some people were so stupid, for lack of a better word. She shook her head, playing idly with one strand hair. Aleta was more than happy to finally have a moments peace. Jean was out on business, most people that walked by outside weren't even looking into the store. Maybe the rest of the day would go slowly; she could only hope.
When the bell over the door rang, Ally sighed. She straightened up, smiling weakly. Maybe it had been her own fault before; maybe she shouldn't have offered help so soon. So instead of offering this time, Aleta just smiled and drummed her fingers quietly on the counter.