anthony squinted at the bean in his hand, as if he could guess the flavour just by looking at it. â iâm always a little skeptical to have one of bertie bottâs every flavour beans. i mean, isnât everyone ? you quite literally never know what youâre going to get. â the boy quickly popped the bean into his mouth, bracing himself for whatever was about to come. a few seconds later, his right eye was slightly twitching & he scrunched his face up in displeasure. â dog food, â he muttered and held the small box out that was almost overflowing with beans.  â would you like one ? â
lucy watched it all play out, and a hint of a smile crossed her lips at his final reaction. sheâd had mixed reviews on bertie bottâs every flavour beans, because really, not one experience was the same. once, she was convinced that one flavour had been rotten egg; though her mother    ( step-mother. somehow, she was always forgetting that. ) had insisted she was being dramatic. being lucy, she probably was, but still stood by her statement. âyes, i suppose i am a little skeptical about the beans too, because not even the smell gives it away. speaking of, i have a theory that bertie bott himself placed a charm to mask the true scent of every bean, so the consumers wouldnât be able to tell. thus, giving everyone a chance to have an authentic experience.â merlin, she didnât even know if she used âthusâ in the correct term, but she shrugged anyway and picked out a bean from the box when he offered. âsure, iâve never been one to turn down a bean,â popping it in her mouth, her face soon scrunched up just as his had earlier. âah. asparagus.â lucy hated asparagus.Â








