Just a Patch Job || Edna & Wendy
"But Mother, I want a new dress not this one," Wendy complained. "Everyone at school has new ones and I have to stay with this dingy thing."Â
"Wendy, you know that you cannot have everything you want," Mrs. Darling stated. "We are getting this one patched up, end of story."Â
Little to her Motherâs knowledge, Wendy had torn her dress in order to get a new one that the other girls her age had. Wendy should have known it was foolish to tear just a single part of it. Tearing up the whole thing would have been better. Of course, her mother insisted that they must go to the nearest tailor to get it repaired because of the delicacy of the fabric.Â
Wendy and her mother were walking down the street of Londonâs shopping district to find the best tailor in town, but little to Wendyâs knowledge she found that this store was modern with all the latest fashion trends. As they entered the store, Wendy unbuttoned her greyish blue jacket to reveal her current outfit: a light blue knee length dress with a darker blue ribbon around the waist complimented with a pair of knee length socks and black shoes. Her straw hat completed the outfit with a match dark blue ribbon.Â
The shop was bustling with people moving around fabirc, getting measured for a dress and women stitching the back. Fashionable dresses of the period were displayed all around the room and attendants everywhere were helping customers.Â
"Wow," Wendy exclaimed. Turning to her mother, she looked at her straight in the eyes with clasped hands. "Please Mother may I get a new dress. There are so many lovely ones in this shop, and I absolutely must have one."
Edna admired her progress so far from the design room - she was in London at the moment, designing some simple, yet elegant dresses for a shop that had a good reputation, and requested of her appearance. It would make the people of London more aware of who she was -- if they already weren't, and give her a chance to work with customers more hands on.
She left her work desk to go greet a few customers, get ideas, and design a few specific dresses for certain customers. It would be fun, and Edna liked working with a full plate.
The first two people she chose to speak with, were a mother and daughter. Or so she assumed -- due to their resemblance. "Hello! Welcome, can I help you with anything in particular? Say the word, and I can design something just for you, darling!" Edna said excitedly, her face full of eagerness .Â











