Out by the lake, on a sufficiently rocky patch of ground well away from trees or stables or anything prone to igniting, Artemis has a box.
To be more specific, a box of half-price fireworks.
(Nothing like the day after Fourth of July weekend
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Paul, for his part, is picking his way over to Artemis, the remnants of a lollipop stick caught between his lips in lieu of a cigarette.
"Are we celebrating anything?"
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This is, in Artemis's book, complete and total justification for a holiday.
"Also, they were on sale."
Like she could let them go to waste.
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He eyes the box a moment longer.
"And, pray tell, would the lady suffer a sparkler for the pauper?"
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"The lady would not be suffering at all."
She holds out a sparkler, digging her her pocket with her other hand for a book of matches.
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