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BanaBatGirl · 12-08-2014, 03:40 AM

Fletcher didn't really know what to say about the baby stuff, because yeah he had a kid too but... he'd sent Charlie a card and given her time off and stuff. He was just here for the henna, really. The music might be a bonus.

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Originally Posted by Talikins

Great to here such considering Charlie had a baby and all now, that often ended with complaints and so did husbands or perhaps naively chosen ones at least. "Suppose I can say the same, and with summer here I'm keen for the growth in customers." she spoke up then paused before asking on further. "The baby's all well?"

As the introductions happened, a friendly smile lit up on the woman's face. Erica was always equipped at being warm to people, it was after all part of her job. "Pleasure to meet you, Fletcher." She was more than certain she had seen him around before, but with the amount of shopkeepers around and with the vastness of Diagon Alley it wasn't unusual that she hadn't officially met him."Yeah, QQS is almost like my child. You a quidditch fan then?" She asked.

That actually, well she nodded at that. "Yes I actually wouldn't mind, something small and simple though." She didn't need to attract attention and what not. Her eyes flickered from Fletcher and to Charlie."Any design suggestions you think I should go for?" That was directed at the two of them because she was clueless, as clueless as she was to that itching joke just told.

So, back to the Quidditch chick. She was very smiley and pretty.... pretty friendly. "I'm actually a horrible flyer," he admitted, with emphasis on the horrible part. "So I don't follow any of the teams, sorry." He said this as charmingly as possible, though he hadn't even known her shop only had two Q's in the name and not three. Whups.

"Something small and simple would look great. Any place in particular that you want it?" Fletcher set out an already-prepared cone and wrap. "I recommend hands, feet, wrists, ankles... anywhere the skin is thickest."

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Originally Posted by LilFox06

Stella cast her eyes around the festival. She felt holed up in the flat. As charming as the word was when she initially heard it, she was now over it. The twenty year old New Yorker missed apartments and lights and staying out the entire night. She missed not being bored.

That's why she was here. She was excited to get out and have a little fun. That's what festivals were for, right? Some tattoos. Checking out the bands. Not just listening, but checking them out. Guys with basses or drum were cute. Yup. And she was planning on taking complete advantage of the practical display that was happening.

But since nothing was really happening on stage, she figured she'd go take care of the not-being-bored and doing-something-fun thing. Which meant a tattoo or a piercing. Those seemed fun. She perused the list of services to see what was available and figure out what she was in the mood for.

Another customer, eh? "Hello," he greeted her while waiting on an answer from Erica. "Care for a piercing, face paint, or henna tattoo?" Or something else entirely, eh?

That WWN guy over there seriously wasn't interviewing people, was he? Kids these days...

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BanaBatGirl Banshee Join Date: May 2007 Location: Gotham Posts: 51,213 Hogwarts RPG Name: TBD Gryffindor Hogwarts RPG Name: Zara H. Bunbury-Foster Slytherin Fifth Year	Professor Pink \| Mrs. Bruce Wayne \| I'm on a Goat \| Glitterpuff \| Dumbledore's Defense Squad \| BHB Fletcher didn't really know what to say about the baby stuff, because yeah he had a kid too but... he'd sent Charlie a card and given her time off and stuff. He was just here for the henna, really. The music might be a bonus. Quote: Originally Posted by Talikins Great to here such considering Charlie had a baby and all now, that often ended with complaints and so did husbands or perhaps naively chosen ones at least. "Suppose I can say the same, and with summer here I'm keen for the growth in customers." she spoke up then paused before asking on further. "The baby's all well?" As the introductions happened, a friendly smile lit up on the woman's face. Erica was always equipped at being warm to people, it was after all part of her job. "Pleasure to meet you, Fletcher." She was more than certain she had seen him around before, but with the amount of shopkeepers around and with the vastness of Diagon Alley it wasn't unusual that she hadn't officially met him."Yeah, QQS is almost like my child. You a quidditch fan then?" She asked. That actually, well she nodded at that. "Yes I actually wouldn't mind, something small and simple though." She didn't need to attract attention and what not. Her eyes flickered from Fletcher and to Charlie."Any design suggestions you think I should go for?" That was directed at the two of them because she was clueless, as clueless as she was to that itching joke just told. So, back to the Quidditch chick. She was very smiley and pretty.... pretty friendly. "I'm actually a horrible flyer," he admitted, with emphasis on the horrible part. "So I don't follow any of the teams, sorry." He said this as charmingly as possible, though he hadn't even known her shop only had two Q's in the name and not three. Whups. "Something small and simple would look great. Any place in particular that you want it?" Fletcher set out an already-prepared cone and wrap. "I recommend hands, feet, wrists, ankles... anywhere the skin is thickest." Quote: Originally Posted by LilFox06 Stella cast her eyes around the festival. She felt holed up in the flat. As charming as the word was when she initially heard it, she was now over it. The twenty year old New Yorker missed apartments and lights and staying out the entire night. She missed not being bored. That's why she was here. She was excited to get out and have a little fun. That's what festivals were for, right? Some tattoos. Checking out the bands. Not just listening, but checking them out. Guys with basses or drum were cute. Yup. And she was planning on taking complete advantage of the practical display that was happening. But since nothing was really happening on stage, she figured she'd go take care of the not-being-bored and doing-something-fun thing. Which meant a tattoo or a piercing. Those seemed fun. She perused the list of services to see what was available and figure out what she was in the mood for. Another customer, eh? "Hello," he greeted her while waiting on an answer from Erica. "Care for a piercing, face paint, or henna tattoo?" Or something else entirely, eh? That WWN guy over there seriously wasn't interviewing people, was he? Kids these days... __________________ yeah, there's one thing about me that you should know________________________________ __________________________________________that I can't help from speaking my mind