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[edith-clearwater]

Edith held her cup of tea in both hands, sipping at it intently as the other girl across from her rambled on. It was no secret that Edith wasn’t all that impressed with the likes of Griffin Reed, but for Felicity’s sake she had always at least tried to tolerate their relationship. Quite frankly, she would have no qualms about celebrating should they ever break up, though of course she would never tell anyone else that. At least, not either of them. “It sounds like you two had another one of your... discussions.”

Arguement wasn’t exactly the right word to describe it. It was more of... Edith envisioned that Felicity probably attempted at voicing her concerns abd Griffin likely didn’t listen to half of them. Usually ending with sighs and resignation. “Am I wrong?”

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[hey-juliette]

Juliette tended to think that there were not many boring things in life, but a plethora of boring people. She had been working at the Divination shop that day for a few hours now, and would get the usual crowd of people flowing in. Not many stayed longer than a few minutes, but the ones who did were her favorite.

She stood by the counter, fiddling with her necklace as she stared absentmindedly out the window of the shop. Witches and Wizards used to be hustling by outside their building, but in the middle of war, there were scarcely any bodies wandering the streets. It didn’t help that they were located in Knockturn Alley. Juliette sighed and leaned over the counter, rolling onto her side. Just as she had thought her day was destined to be nothing more than her staring at her own reflection, someone had triggered the bell at the top of the door. “About time...” she smiled to herself. “What can I do for you?”

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