Matsumoto came out towing Naoko, now dressed in a pumpkin orange sweater and chocolate brown pants, and positioned her in front of the mirrors.
“There! You look surprisingly attractive in fall colors,” the older woman said with her hands on her hips, looking pleased.
Naoko gave herself a once over, “I prefer winter colors myself, but I suppose this is okay. Are we done now?”
“Okay? You are hard to please,” The blonde pouted. “Shopping is supposed to be fun, how are you not having fun?”
The Quincy plucked at the sweater, “Shopping for clothes isn’t really my thing.”
Yumichika stepped up, “Is there some place you want to shop at?”
“The bookstore,” Naoko said without hesitation. “And a shoe store.”
“The bookstore I can understand. Any
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Naoko sat down on the hard wood bench and patted the paper bag of newly bought books sitting at her feet. Shopping for clothes and shoes might be tedious and maddening but book shopping was something Naoko could do all day. Walking up and down aisles of towering bookcases crammed with books of every genre and subject never ceased to give her joy and peace.
“You certainly look happier now,” Yumichika said as he took a seat beside her.
She smiled at him, “I am now that I’ve got what I want.”
“That’s good, you looked like you were going to stab Matsumoto with a stiletto heel,” he joked though his assessment wasn’t too far off the mark.
The Quincy had reached her limit and luckily Yumichika saw that and gently guided (read: dragged away) her out of the store and to the nearest bookseller. The trip hadn’t been entirely fruitless and she had walked away with a new set of boots that she might not actually chew up later. Not to mention the new books she procured from her venture into her store of choice, she’d have to make room on her bookcase.
Naoko and Yumichika watched Matsumoto flit from shelf to shelf like a bee in a blooming garden looking at all the shoes while an exasperated Hitsugaya futilely tried to stop her. It was an amusing sight to witness a small boy try to stop a full-grown woman.
Realizing they had a moment alone together Naoko
Ralph had gotten home and put the shoes on. They were a size to large and without question the nicest thing he had ever owned. Ralph needed to deliverer some gin to a house around noon and was excited to wear the new shoes out. Though he had never done a delivery before, he had sold to this guy plenty of times at Atwood. He packaged up the gin and headed out just before noon to travel the few blocks to the customer’s house wearing the new red shoes.
Unfortunately, the requested book was unavailable at that store, but the associated offered alternatives to Drew. The alternatives included purchasing the book from another Bookmaster store across town, transferring the book from another store, or using an e-book version. However, Drew was not satisfied with any of the alternatives, so he chose not to purchase the book. Despite Drew’s dissatisfaction the associate put forth effort to help Drew in locating a copy of the book which showed that the employees at Bookmaster care about their customers’ wants and needs.
" My clothes," she said. "I'm going with you. Can I? Okay?"
When I arrived at the store, I came to an appalling realization that the money I had couldn’t even buy a tiny pair of green doll shoes at this gargantuan store. My little 7 year old world came crashing down. Before then, I had
"Ok I think that is everything" the woman muttered to herself. She had honey colored hair with dull violet
“I’m developing a color collection,” she mentioned which i smiled doing perusing the rainbow, hearing her internal guide as she collected colors.
“Do I get a full jacket out of this at some point?” She asked, sounding like a disappointed kid at
There was a small silence between them as they stared at the sky once again. After a few moments, Naruto turned to Sakura. "Hey Sakura. Do you think changing the past is really a good thing?"
“While I do think that’s true, I’m not gonna deny that the purple eyeliner and red lipstick didn’t look stunning on you.”
“Okay,” Lucy spoke then she came out and she saw that Natsu wore a dark red shirt, a navy blue tie, black dress pants, and a black dress jacket.
Hikala’a woke from her nap, surprised she had been able to fall asleep. Jumping up, she stretched and saw some new clothes set out for her. This time she did not drop her other clothes on the floor while changing. She folded them and searching around, found an empty hanging box to put them in.
Chemping looked at napkins meanwhile Cyprian, the youngest nephew observed and was not pleased with the different types of napkins. Chemping wanted to purchase many items at the store including seven chrysanthemum vases, “Two sunshades that were marked down to a price that Mrs. Chemping considered absurdly cheap were added to her purchases.”. Cyprian could tell his aunt enjoyed every minute of shopping.
The two became a fast pair. Elliot begrudgingly spent the money to fix his car in order to take the little thing, now named Buddy, to the necessary veterinarian appointments. Though he might have complained to the other waiters about the tightening of his wallet, he didn’t hesitate when the veterinarian suggested several expensive shots to ensure Buddy’s continued comfort. Life with Buddy wasn’t without its difficulties, the occasional couch pees and rug feces; but even the other waiters at the restaurant had noticed a change in Elliot’s tune - he had starting singing, singing to himself in between tables, in the kitchen, and even during late night closings when Elliot was typically in the most sour and surly of moods. After one late
“It certainly doesn’t hurt that he’s good-looking either,” the young woman in the expensive name brand shoes giggled.
After spending a good three and a half hours in Macy’s looking for decorations the sisters went to the athletic store to pick up some fan gear for their father and then to the food court. While in the food court, Annistynn was a little spacey and had her attention somewhere else. She always knew the dangers of having two young girls at the mall by themselves, so her palms couldn’t help but sweat when she thought about