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RandomRaven · 01-23-2018, 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Jessiqua

Hanna had been worried about a few things. Getting into trouble, of course. By the shopkeeper, and her parents for ruining her tutu. But also the immediate fear of an older student telling her off for being clumsy. Which she wasn't! But this time, maybe. Although the girl, who she recognised from classes, seemed nice, and was apologising to her! "I-it's okay," she said in a small voice. Hanna struggled to her feet, still holding the quill. "I'm okay, yeah. Are you?" Hanna asked. She was sure the older girl WAS okay, but still. She might have hurt her when she bumped into her by accident (surely). And then she was offering to pay for the things. "Do you have money for them? I only have money for a quill and some ink and I didn't want to spend it on something to replace it." She wanted to spend it on something to KEEP. But still, was that rude? Perhaps someone could fix the things without needing anyone to pay for things.

Hanna watched as the older girl cast a spell on her tutu, and was AMAZED at seeing the previous black splotches disappear. "WOW! That's amazing!" She said. Although, of course, why couldn't magic do things like that? Her parents lived pretty muggle lifestyles, and she didn't see a whole lot of magic. The odd bit here and there, but she was sure there would be days at a time when her parent's didn't even touch their wands. "Thanks! What's that spell called again?" Hanna would have to remember it, in case she was in another situation like this.

Oh dear. For the record, Diandra wasn't really a clumsy person but today it wasn't just her luck maybe. At least the younger girl was okay, even though she broke a quill and a bottle of ink. Well, she didn't see those could be repaired, even though Reparo would manage to fix the bottle but the ink had splattered everywhere! "I'm fine." The badger said. She managed a smile when the younger girl asked if she had the money. Well, coming from a wealthy muggle family made her sometimes thought that money wasn't really a problem. Even though most times her parents had mentioned about some problem couldn't be fixed by money but for this situation... Looks like it's the best solution. "Yes... Don't worry, it's on me." Plus it's also her fault so she should be responsible for it.

The first thing came on her mind if Tergeo didn't work was offering to send her tutu to Isaac and paid for the dry cleaning because pretty sure her butler knew where's the best laundry that could work with that stain. Or..... perhaps there was a potion for that. But thankfully the spell worked and Diandra couldn't help but sighed in relief. "It's Tergeo, and you're welcome." She smiled to the little girl.

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