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Anna Banana · 08-18-2018, 08:07 PM

Text Cut: Lucy and Helena

As the conversation with Lucy continued, Nailah thought about how many people had told her she was lucky to own and operate a candy shop. Lucy was lucky, too, though. Thoughts of butterbeer, endless hot meals, and even a place to nap if you wanted to. Lucky for her, the conversation drifted back to the displays, and Nailah's thought process drifted back with it.

"Oh, I have loads of packing," Nailah replied. She disappeared behind the counter for a bit, and when she returned, she had a pamphlet with her. "These are the types you can choose from." The pamphlet revealed a selection of different boxes, all of a different size, shape, and pattern. There were bows to go along with each package, too. As she left Lucy with the pamphlet, she went behind the counter again and totaled up today's services. She returned with a receipt, which she handed to Lucy. "Oh, I can definitely get it to you by then!" She jotted down a few notes, just as a new customer appeared.

"Well, hello there," Nailah said, noting the lady behind the counter. She'd been so busy with Lucy's order that she hadn't seen this new customer come though the door. Apparently she didn't need any help, though, because she'd gathered a whole basket full of treats and laid them out on the counter. "That looks like an awesome selection!" She began totaling up the cost then let the customer know what she owed. "Can I do anything else for you today?"

08-18-2018, 08:07 PM	#341 (permalink)
Anna Banana DMC & DMGS Selkie Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 36,512 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eliza Bellerose Slytherin Second Year x1	Hiss!Roar!Growl!Caw! \| Hermione's Double \| The Little Three \| Alecate Text Cut: Lucy and Helena Quote: Originally Posted by Birchwoodmom Lucy laughed as the young lady spoke of butterbeer. She was in complete agreement. The endless fish and chips along with slices of red velvet cake hadn't been the best on her waistline. She didn't want to think about how much she would be eating if she owned the candy store. "Perfect!" She followed Nailah over to the display. "Oh, those look lovely." She nodded "Yes, they will do nicely. Would you happen to have any packaging so I could place one of each flavor in a box for my overnight guests? Three truffles seems to be just the right amount as a sort of pillow mint." But so much better than a boring little mint. "As for the assortment for my display, I'll leave that up to you to decide which items you would like featured. Please do make sure your packaging lists your business information. I'd like for them to be able to easily find you."Plus, it would save her from needing to post a sign with individual shop information on her already smaller than she would like display. She glanced around again, taking in the wide variety and colors. "How much do I owe you for today, and would you be able to deliver by end of day tomorrow?" She had just enough treats to take care of her current overnight guests for a few more nights, but if any new guests came, she'd be out. Quote: Originally Posted by Ginevra Helena carefully made her way over to the counter, her basket laden with an assortment of yummy treats. She began to unload the basket which contained three pounds of hazelnut chocolate, a box of cherry-centred truffles, three pounds of Chocoballs, six Chocolate Frogs and two boxes of Pumpkin Pasties and rang the bell. As the conversation with Lucy continued, Nailah thought about how many people had told her she was lucky to own and operate a candy shop. Lucy was lucky, too, though. Thoughts of butterbeer, endless hot meals, and even a place to nap if you wanted to. Lucky for her, the conversation drifted back to the displays, and Nailah's thought process drifted back with it. "Oh, I have loads of packing," Nailah replied. She disappeared behind the counter for a bit, and when she returned, she had a pamphlet with her. "These are the types you can choose from." The pamphlet revealed a selection of different boxes, all of a different size, shape, and pattern. There were bows to go along with each package, too. As she left Lucy with the pamphlet, she went behind the counter again and totaled up today's services. She returned with a receipt, which she handed to Lucy. "Oh, I can definitely get it to you by then!" She jotted down a few notes, just as a new customer appeared. "Well, hello there," Nailah said, noting the lady behind the counter. She'd been so busy with Lucy's order that she hadn't seen this new customer come though the door. Apparently she didn't need any help, though, because she'd gathered a whole basket full of treats and laid them out on the counter. "That looks like an awesome selection!" She began totaling up the cost then let the customer know what she owed. "Can I do anything else for you today?" __________________