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Ollie Day. 25. Ravenclaw. Financial Advisor at Gringotts. Happy.

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With what he gets paid I’m sure you don’t owe him anything. 

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Good thing, that, seen’s ‘ve already burned through me paycheck.

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Well how else is he meant to get a proper feel for your measurements, peaches? Besides, we’ve all got to get our kicks where we can. 

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Feel as though I owe the bloke dinner.

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Coming, coming – Oh, now didn’t I tell you that man was great with his craft? How handsome. 

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Y’ didn’ tell me he’d be quite so hands-ey.

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He asks as though I’d love anything more. Don’t you worry, I’ll have something set up for you. I’ll send the gentleman around who does my father’s suits. He’ll fit you in something smart. A bit cheeky too if you ask. 

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You’re a gem.

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Here.

Honestly, it’s not pretty.

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It seems very unfocused, is all.

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Likin’ things?

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Oh, yeah, probably. That’s why I don’t let him hang around anymore. Mostly that doesn’t happen any more. 

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Right. ‘Ll be needin’ y’ books.

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– I don’t know.

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Well he hates me, for starters. He just parties all the time, and I don’t like having him around because he gives everything away for free. He’s not really relevant to this discussion because he doesn’t care.

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The givin’ things away f’ free bit might be relevant.

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Both. Technically, my brother owns it too, but he’s… the worst.

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How’s that?

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You can pick me up at seven.

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S’a date, duck.

Reckon y’ could help me with the, er, wardrobe side of things?

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The Three Broomsticks.

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Ah, right, yeah, ‘Ve seen you there, I reckon. Own it or manage it?

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I brought my books and things. Receipts. Budgets.

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This for business, then?

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I’ve got the distinct feeling you just like a lot of things. 

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S’that bad?

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I think I’m going to run out of money.

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Set y’self down.

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I expected like- an old dude- but I remember you from school. I assume you’re qualified to give financial advice?

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Try me.

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Fifteen to seven, though, that’s the same gap as with me and my brothers. So it’s just that you’re all spread out. That’s better than three of you all in your twenties and the fourth fifteen years younger.

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Fair point, tha’.