Closed Sunday Sundae

Harmonia arrived with her family's house elf, Zeekay, apparating from home to Diagon Alley. "Alright Miss Melodius, what shall we get from your school list first?" The female house elf said excitedly. Ravenclaw thought for a moment before deciding that she wanted to get her hands on this year's Charms and Potions. "Let's get my books first, Zeekay." Harmonia replied, taking the house elf by the hand and leading the way to Flourish and Blotts.

After a short few moments, the two left with Zeekay carrying the stack of books for History of Magic, she carried the two she mentioned before. "Alright now what, Miss Melodius?" Zeekay asked with a smile seeing the girl's eyes already moving side to side, reading. "Take those books home then go pick up my Hogwarts uniform. I'll go get us some ice cream." She said, closing the book and looking at Zeekay.

Zeekay nodded in agreement and disapparated away, Harmonia putting the books in her side bag. She proceeded to Florean Fortescue Ice Cream Parlor, keeping close to the main street and not running into people, no matter how badly she wanted to read her books. She made it to the ice cream shop and getting in line.

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Closed Sunday Sundae
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It was a really quite a slow day. Renelle had bought a few school supplies, then sat down at the infamous Florian Fortescue’s ice cream parlour. She’d only went to a few places, deciding to buy the rest of her school supplies another day. That was one of the perks of living so near Diagon Alley— while other Hogwarts students were rushing to buy everything on time, she really didn’t need to stress.

No matter how many times she came here, though, Renelle would always be amazed by just how good their ice cream was. Her blood sugar was probably off the charts, but it was worth it. Besides, magic solved just about everything. It was why wizards and witches lived so long compared to Muggles.

As she looked around the place, Renelle caught sight of many Hogwarts aged students lounging around. It was to be expected, of course- the school year was almost starting, and Diagon Alley was always particularly crowded with these students this time of year. It was annoying that the lines were so long, and finding seats anywhere were practically impossible, but all in all, as long as none of them bothered her, she could make do.
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