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CHARACTERS: Matthew Williams underthelily and Che Céspedes mojitostand (and anyone else who wants to swing by)
WHEN: Mid-afternoon
WHERE: The antique store
WHAT: Matthew's been at work for a few hours and nothing exciting has happened.
RATING: PG? Nothing too bad will be happening, Matt is at work after all.
NOTE[S]: The antique store's in town and somewhat secluded, the inside's bright
Matthew sighed a little as he shelved some old books along with a tome, which surprised him. He hadn't seen a tome in years, it was great to be able to see one again. Plus he'd be able to read it while he worked, seeing as work had been a little slow lately. The big upside to that was that he could finish up some of his History work. Which reminded him, he had a big essay to finish for next week. Augh.
After he had finished with the books he went over to re-organize the vases and pots. Quite a few of them were very old, a few of which he name where and when they came from. The drawings and claywork were rather interesting, he'd learnt all about them in one of his courses. The blond stretched as he made his way back to the cash, a cracking noise coming from his back.
"Mmm, why is business so slow lately?" Matthew asked himself with a small sigh as he cracked his wrists.
WHEN: Mid-afternoon
WHERE: The antique store
WHAT: Matthew's been at work for a few hours and nothing exciting has happened.
RATING: PG? Nothing too bad will be happening, Matt is at work after all.
NOTE[S]: The antique store's in town and somewhat secluded, the inside's bright
Matthew sighed a little as he shelved some old books along with a tome, which surprised him. He hadn't seen a tome in years, it was great to be able to see one again. Plus he'd be able to read it while he worked, seeing as work had been a little slow lately. The big upside to that was that he could finish up some of his History work. Which reminded him, he had a big essay to finish for next week. Augh.
After he had finished with the books he went over to re-organize the vases and pots. Quite a few of them were very old, a few of which he name where and when they came from. The drawings and claywork were rather interesting, he'd learnt all about them in one of his courses. The blond stretched as he made his way back to the cash, a cracking noise coming from his back.
"Mmm, why is business so slow lately?" Matthew asked himself with a small sigh as he cracked his wrists.