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FearlessLeader19 
Adi might be reading too much into the young man’s body language but he thought he looked bothered. The Magizoologist had half a mind to turn right around and walk away because he didn’t want to add stress to the fellow. Yes, he was still a considerate Hufflepuff at heart. Anyway. That was definitely a confused expression followed by… attentiveness?
Maybe leaving really was the best option, Adi thought as he watched the guy look around {probably looking for a free table so he could point Adi in that direction?}. But then Adi was replied to positively and he smiled. “Thanks! I don’t think I’ve ever seen the Patronum this packed.” The bag was placed carefully on the ground beside its owner.
“You seem a little preoccupied.’’ Adi settled himself comfortably into the seat before taking a swig of his drink. “Anything I can help with, you reckon?”
His apprehension had been nothing personal, he had simply learned over the years that not everyone in the world was as friendly as they appeared to be. Especially people who approached others to sit at their table. That had been why the ex-Hufflepuff had looked around at the tables, to check if his story had truth behind it.
"True. Although it is a popular café, I don't think I've ever seen it this crowded before" He replied after the man had placed his bag on the ground. He pushed it under his chair with his leg to keep it safe from anyone tripping over it.
Minjae expected the man to drink his white chocolate mocha in silence and then leave, so when he asked a question, Minjae looked up for a brief moment from his notebook. Actually, obtaining the assistance of an outsider may not be a bad idea. Perhaps he could make some suggestions that he hadn't considered before.
"Maybe…" He sighed tiredly and grabbed his caramel latte, taking a sip.
"My brother is graduating from Hogwarts, and I'd like to give him a graduation present" he said, setting the mug down.
"The issue is that I don't know what to give him. He's extremely difficult to please." He once brought him a limited edition of a classic book, to which he replied, 'Oh, I have four of those already.'
"So, any suggestions would be greatly appreciated."