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Having finished her shift at Hogtied earlier, she decided to head over to The Watering Can to get herself some much needed pool in. She figured she would play with whoever was there. About thirty minutes into the game, she looked their way and moved her bag to the chair beside her. “Want somethin’ to drink? It’s on me.” she felt it was the least she could do for pretending she was horrible at pool and revealing only fifteen minutes prior to her asking if they wanted something to drink that she was actually a beast at playing.

One would think that, as far as it was from the winter, the business of nuts would be a little bit on the slower side. No holidays or nothing on sight, just scorching heat. It was surprising, then, that it was the first break Charlie could catch to organize the orders that morning. It didn’t take ten seconds, however, for the bell to ring again. “Damn, everybody does seem to like these nuts,” she huffed, before coming up to greet yet another customer. While she wasn’t one to agree with her brother, she’d give him the credits for that one. “Good afternoon, how may I help you?” @frostfordstart​

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“Have you had these cookies?” Catherine asked, holding up a Molasses Crackle she’d brought from Wild Flour Bakery. It was her third cookie she’d bitten into that day, and she wanted to eat the whole thing. “These are so good-like really, really good! I can’t even make anything like this…you think I should make some for the next bingo meeting for the ladies?” @frostfordstart​

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“Twenty dollars right now, all yours, no strings attached,” Sol states, holding up the twenty he spoke of, before adding one string adjacent caveat, “If you can guess the weirdest cause of a fire I’ve ever uncovered. One guess maximum. Go.”

Taylor had just left Busy Bee’s with a bouquet of purple lilies for her house, since the last one had died on her. She stepped out onto the sidewalk, not even noticing that the heel of her shoe started to break off, until it did, making her trip and quickly hold on to something.”Oh no….no, no no, no….” she whined, looking down at her precious heel. “I had these for three summers now, why did you break…” @frostfordstart​

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