#edithclearwater

Bailey had leapt at the chance to go to plant farm’s opening that Miriam had suggested, especially since it hinted at the growing reconciliation between twins that she’d suggested that Bailey attend with Edith. She stood at a gate to the fields now, basket slung over her shoulder, wearing knee-length boots to protect against dirt and mud, a broad hat resting atop her pulled-back curls. Upon spotting Edith she waved a hand and grinned. 

“Over here!”

How many years had she been saying she would get it fixed? The maximum limit, clearly, and a little bell chimed above Valentina’s head as she walked into the shop and resisted the urge to sneeze. She didn’t know what the smell was, but she was willing to guess it was some kind of cleaner and Valentina looked around for a moment before spotting what she hoped was an employee. “Do you work here?” @edith-clearwater​

“So, I finally kept that stupid leaf in my mouth long enough, now I just need to wait for a lighting storm. Want to help me with a calendar?” Bailey was still talking as she led Miriam into her lab at Shafiq Manor, nattering away as if nothing at all was wrong. Which it really wasn’t; Bailey would appreciate Miriam’s help tracking weather patterns. It just wasn’t the real reason she’d asked her friend over. 

Bailey closed the door behind them and took out her wand to perform a locking charm, before turning back to the room. Which now contained both Miriam and Edith Clearwater, Edith having been invited to the lab earlier with no idea that her sister would also be coming. Ditto for Miriam. 

“I’m tired of you fighting,” she announced, before either had the chance to react. “Its annoying, and counterproductive to my work.So no-one is leaving this room until you’re alright with each other again.”