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**Teenage Boy** · 01-26-2010, 04:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jukjuk78

"Is there something wrong?" he said pulling 6 sickles from his pocket. He set them on the counter.

"Keep the change. Your nice." he said smiling at the bartender/new manger.

"Aw, thank you, dear!" Juliette crooned, collecting the sickles and dropping them into their proper place under the counter.

Quote:

Originally Posted by ♫♪MarcyMoo♪♫

"Thank Ms. Shepherd." Nikki said taking the brownie. She pulled nine sickles out and set them down on the counter. "I think that's all for now." She said smiling before looking over at Nate.

Juliette accepted the sickles graciously from the girl. "You enjoy that brownie, now," she said, leaving the students to their chatter.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ivy Nienna

Ivory stepped into The Three Broomsticks, taking in a deep breath and liking what she smelled. Clean, warm, tasty.

As she noticed the many groups around her, she wished once again she hadn't woken up late and made the trip in alone. She'd come in here hoping she'd run into someone or maybe meet some new people, but all at once she felt shy.

Resigning herself for the moment, she walked up to the counter and climbed up into a stool. Being quite short at about 4'3'', her feet didn't reach the floor and she swung them lightly as her small ovaled face tilted up towards the menu.

She tried to make her voice sound decisive and mature as she raised her hand slightly, ready to order.

"Hi, may I please have a butterbeer with a turkey sandwich. If it's not too much trouble, please without mustard or pickles."

She dug into her mokeskin belt and took out the right amount of coins placing them on the counter in front of her.

"And a cookie, chocolate please."

Juliette Shepherd beamed at the girl. "Of course a mustard-less and pickles-less sandwich won't be any trouble at all," she said kindly, scribbling the girl's order and the prices of each item on a scrap of parchment. She was good at cooking, but addition had never been her strong suit.

"Do you want your sandwich cold or grilled?" Juliette asked as she circled the sum on her parchment and began to gather the girl's food. First came the plate, on which she meticulously arranged two chocolate chip cookies. Then she fetched a glass of butterbeer for the girl and paused to wait for her response in regards to the sandwich.

01-26-2010, 04:22 AM	#67 (permalink)
Teenage Boy Muggle Bundimun Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 33	Quote: Originally Posted by jukjuk78 "Is there something wrong?" he said pulling 6 sickles from his pocket. He set them on the counter. "Keep the change. Your nice." he said smiling at the bartender/new manger. "Aw, thank you, dear!" Juliette crooned, collecting the sickles and dropping them into their proper place under the counter. Quote: Originally Posted by ♫♪MarcyMoo♪♫ "Thank Ms. Shepherd." Nikki said taking the brownie. She pulled nine sickles out and set them down on the counter. "I think that's all for now." She said smiling before looking over at Nate. Juliette accepted the sickles graciously from the girl. "You enjoy that brownie, now," she said, leaving the students to their chatter. Quote: Originally Posted by Ivy Nienna Ivory stepped into The Three Broomsticks, taking in a deep breath and liking what she smelled. Clean, warm, tasty. As she noticed the many groups around her, she wished once again she hadn't woken up late and made the trip in alone. She'd come in here hoping she'd run into someone or maybe meet some new people, but all at once she felt shy. Resigning herself for the moment, she walked up to the counter and climbed up into a stool. Being quite short at about 4'3'', her feet didn't reach the floor and she swung them lightly as her small ovaled face tilted up towards the menu. She tried to make her voice sound decisive and mature as she raised her hand slightly, ready to order. "Hi, may I please have a butterbeer with a turkey sandwich. If it's not too much trouble, please without mustard or pickles." She dug into her mokeskin belt and took out the right amount of coins placing them on the counter in front of her. "And a cookie, chocolate please." Juliette Shepherd beamed at the girl. "Of course a mustard-less and pickles-less sandwich won't be any trouble at all," she said kindly, scribbling the girl's order and the prices of each item on a scrap of parchment. She was good at cooking, but addition had never been her strong suit. "Do you want your sandwich cold or grilled?" Juliette asked as she circled the sum on her parchment and began to gather the girl's food. First came the plate, on which she meticulously arranged two chocolate chip cookies. Then she fetched a glass of butterbeer for the girl and paused to wait for her response in regards to the sandwich.