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Kimothy 
Etta loved summer. It was her favourite season, not only because school was out but also because she just felt much more alive. Nothing was going to stop her from heading out to sail, or to meet up with her friends, or to shop until she dropped. Though she was currently far from the beach that always seems to call her, Etta didn't mind. Her mam wanted to visit a British friend, and Etta wanted to tag along for a change of pace from the places she frequented in France and Spain. It gave her an excuse to explore while her mam was busy elsewhere, which she loved just as much as feeling sand between her toes.
And she probably should have figured the Alley would be extra packed today. It was a wonderful summer day so surely many kids, fresh out of school, were present. Not to worry! She had her extra fab and comfy shoes on, and she was determined to brave the sea of British youth around her.
Not entirely sure which establishment to start with, Etta found herself entering what looked like the sweet shop. The sweet tooth in her was absolutely tickled. She could already see herself buying a little bit of everything to try for herself and to send to Lissie, Mimi, and Lili. She stopped by one of the aisles, seeing a boy close to her age, and picked up a lemon drop from the displays that she had seen him grab from earlier. "Hello there. Would you recommend these?" Etta turned to the boy and asked.
Daniel enjoyed the summer, but it wasn't his favorite season. Autumn was the best, in his opinion. He felt at ease just thinking about sitting near a window with a book while it rained. He was brought back to reality when a couple of young kids ran by while screaming and he frowned at them. He'd never done anything like that as a kid
This is a lie
Deciding to purchase multiple chocolate frog packs instead of one, Daniel placed four in his small basket and returned down the aisle he had just come from after seeing another type of candy.
He turned around to walk over to the cashier and pay for his bag of candy and the packages of chocolate when he was stopped by a girl his own age asking him a question. He adjusted the sunglasses on top of his head as he felt them slide down before glancing at the lemon drop
. ”….Yes?” he questioned, perplexed as to why anyone would want a candy recommendation of all things.
"I mean, i like them but that doesn't mean everyone does..."