That's alright. It happens to me a lot x3
I scoffed lightly when Caz mentioned coffee. I really liked coffee and it did indeed help me a little, but if I drank too much of it, it made me feel a little sick. The idea that wizards didn't have coffee was absolutely absurd. True... The plants and animals in the magical world were a little different, but we also had many of the same things as humans. And not having coffee would be ridiculous. With a sigh, I replied to Caz, "Yes, wizards have coffee. No, I don't drink coffee much. It doesn't necessarily agree with my stomach when I do." I shrugged slightly, looking at Caz as I explained the main reason why I was so tired. "I was drawing last night and sort of lost track of time..." A little more so than usual. I would likely be feeling pretty tired for a while, but it would go away eventually. When I went back home later, I'd fix my hair and such, taking care of matters then. I had Caz with me now and I doubted she wanted to go back to my home right now. If she wished, she could tag along after we got things and I checked that I had everything to make the potions, but I was pretty sure that Caz wouldn't want to go to my house... Unless she liked Turtle as much as it had seemed when they met. I think Turtle really liked her, too. She was a friendly cat, but never that friendly towards me. I was pulled out of my thoughts as Caz continued to speak. It's not necessarily fashion advice as it is a suggestion so I'd look... Well, less like a mess, which I totally was at the moment. I let out a small laugh and looked at Caz. "I dunno. Maybe the girl doesn't look that bad in t-shirts and leggings..." It was only a murmur, but I realised that I had said it out loud only after I had said it. Without letting Caz say anything else in response, I apparated to where I needed to be.
The store was a relatively small one with far fewer people than the others that I might need to go to later. As I walked in, I took a look around and quickly found the area where the ingredients to the wolfsbane potion would probably be. Most of it was decently priced except for one thing... But I could afford it. I really didn't want to steal from this place. It was hard enough for the place when not many people went to it. Taking the three things I needed, I walked over to the counter. There was a pretty redhead standing on the other side, her green eyes defying her peppy attitude. She looked like she absolutely hated her job despite how she was speaking to other people with a bright and happy tone. I don't blame you. This place sounds like a boring place to be. But as her gaze found my face, she flipped her hair and flashed me a rather charming and seemingly genuine smile, greeting me with enthusiasm. "Hello! What can I help you with?" Ugh... Socialising. I forgot about that part. I didn't say much as I just nodded in recognition of her greeting, putting the things I was buying onto the counter. "Just these..." I pulled out the money I needed and handed it to her. As she sorted out the change I'd get back, she pulled out a pen and wrote on a piece of paper. I stood there impatiently, almost forgetting that Caz was even there. This was stupid... What was she even doing? With another smile then a wink, she gave me the change with the paper as well as the things I'd bought. I took it and walked away, only glancing at the paper before shoving it in my pocket. It was a phone number with "call me" written on it. I rolled my eyes at this. Yeah, right. I had no interest in people that only liked what they saw. It wasn't like this happened to me much, but it certainly had happened before and it bothered me. As we walked out, I looked at Caz. Right... "So I think this is all I need. Want me to take you home?"
I scoffed lightly when Caz mentioned coffee. I really liked coffee and it did indeed help me a little, but if I drank too much of it, it made me feel a little sick. The idea that wizards didn't have coffee was absolutely absurd. True... The plants and animals in the magical world were a little different, but we also had many of the same things as humans. And not having coffee would be ridiculous. With a sigh, I replied to Caz, "Yes, wizards have coffee. No, I don't drink coffee much. It doesn't necessarily agree with my stomach when I do." I shrugged slightly, looking at Caz as I explained the main reason why I was so tired. "I was drawing last night and sort of lost track of time..." A little more so than usual. I would likely be feeling pretty tired for a while, but it would go away eventually. When I went back home later, I'd fix my hair and such, taking care of matters then. I had Caz with me now and I doubted she wanted to go back to my home right now. If she wished, she could tag along after we got things and I checked that I had everything to make the potions, but I was pretty sure that Caz wouldn't want to go to my house... Unless she liked Turtle as much as it had seemed when they met. I think Turtle really liked her, too. She was a friendly cat, but never that friendly towards me. I was pulled out of my thoughts as Caz continued to speak. It's not necessarily fashion advice as it is a suggestion so I'd look... Well, less like a mess, which I totally was at the moment. I let out a small laugh and looked at Caz. "I dunno. Maybe the girl doesn't look that bad in t-shirts and leggings..." It was only a murmur, but I realised that I had said it out loud only after I had said it. Without letting Caz say anything else in response, I apparated to where I needed to be.
The store was a relatively small one with far fewer people than the others that I might need to go to later. As I walked in, I took a look around and quickly found the area where the ingredients to the wolfsbane potion would probably be. Most of it was decently priced except for one thing... But I could afford it. I really didn't want to steal from this place. It was hard enough for the place when not many people went to it. Taking the three things I needed, I walked over to the counter. There was a pretty redhead standing on the other side, her green eyes defying her peppy attitude. She looked like she absolutely hated her job despite how she was speaking to other people with a bright and happy tone. I don't blame you. This place sounds like a boring place to be. But as her gaze found my face, she flipped her hair and flashed me a rather charming and seemingly genuine smile, greeting me with enthusiasm. "Hello! What can I help you with?" Ugh... Socialising. I forgot about that part. I didn't say much as I just nodded in recognition of her greeting, putting the things I was buying onto the counter. "Just these..." I pulled out the money I needed and handed it to her. As she sorted out the change I'd get back, she pulled out a pen and wrote on a piece of paper. I stood there impatiently, almost forgetting that Caz was even there. This was stupid... What was she even doing? With another smile then a wink, she gave me the change with the paper as well as the things I'd bought. I took it and walked away, only glancing at the paper before shoving it in my pocket. It was a phone number with "call me" written on it. I rolled my eyes at this. Yeah, right. I had no interest in people that only liked what they saw. It wasn't like this happened to me much, but it certainly had happened before and it bothered me. As we walked out, I looked at Caz. Right... "So I think this is all I need. Want me to take you home?"