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*Kolyander* · 04-21-2020, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Anna Banana

Now the that she was a THE BIG TWELVE, Isla had suddenly taken an interest in Quidditch. She'd followed a couple of teams and read a few magazines. She also thought she was good on a broom, too, which meant she should obviously talk her parents into letting her start recreational play, right? RIGHT.

So with all that in mind, she stepped into Quality Quidditch Supplies. No way would her parents let her buy her own broom right now. She'd probably get some talk about having just started the sport, blah, blah, blah. She could always look, though! She passed by the book section and saw a book about the rules of the games. Rule books sounded boring, but she really did need to know the rules, right? She picked up a book and glanced through it.

Hmm...maybe her mom would let her get a Quidditch Starter Kit today... That didn't seem like too big of a hasty purchase, did it? She tucked the book in her arms then headed toward the kits.

Lukas didn't play Quidditch. Not that he couldn't, he just didn't. On occasion he would 'play' with his siblings but it was nothing serious or truly worth even mentioning. Following the sport wasn't all that high up on his list of priorities either. He had nothing against going to a match though if the opportunity arose to do so.

So why he felt the need to step foot into the shop was anyone's guess. He already owned a broom, courtesy of his dad. And he didn't much feel the need to ask for a new one either. He'd rather ask for a cruppie, which he had been doing for years already. Either way, here he was.

Bright blue eyes scanning the surrounding area for anything of interest. Only problem with that was nothing seemed to calling to him. Nothing at all. The brooms didn't catch his eye and surprisingly none of the books did either. Normally he liked a good book and could happily read for hours on end. Not today though.

The eleven year old wandered towards the broom servicing kits. Maybe he would get himself one. Even if he wasn't a constant flier he still needed to keep the broom in the best possible condition.

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