prankstrinchief (prankstrinchief) wrote in pandorarpg, @ 2012-01-14 23:06:00 |
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Entry tags: | !status: incomplete, ^date: november 11 2003, character: ernie macmillan, character: george weasley, character: ginny weasley, character: percy weasley, character: ron weasley |
WHO: George and Percy, along with Ernie, later joined by Ginny and maybe Ron
WHAT: Intervention! And help with the books :)
WHERE: WWW
WHEN: between 5 and 6pm
RATING: We'll say pg13 for possible language
George was just getting the doors locked to the shop, having shooed his employees out a few minutes early so he could make sure the space was empty when Percy arrived. He didn't really want to involve anyone outside of the family with this, but Ernie was scheduled to be tagging along, and at least he was in the DA, so it wasn't too much of an issue. Though not that any of that would matter to Percy, since he'd likely never heard of the DA and was already frustrated with being followed all day. But George didn't really care. If his brother was going to be an idiot about all this, then he was going to call it out to him, with the help of his siblings of course.
George spent a few minutes getting things back where they belonged, as the shop was always in a bit of a state at the end of the day. Gidget followed on his heals, stopping when he did, and even finding a few things that needed to be fixed, barking at George to let him know. He really was far smarter than he should be allowed to be, George thought as he watched the mutt wander ahead of him a little. Finally, he went behind the counter to a small safe where he kept the books and money, pulled out the books, and set them on the counter so Percy would find them quickly when he arrived. Though it was really just to lure him to the shop that George had asked for help, he really did need help. He was awful with the numbers and money aspect, because that part wasn't what mattered to him. He just wanted people to enjoy his products, but Percy had tried to make it clear to him that the money aspect did indeed matter, and he had to keep things accurate. So he just had Percy do that for him, and on this particular night, it killed two birds with one stone!
Finally, Percy arrived, and George unlocked the door to let him in. Gidget barked excitedly at new people coming in, and bounced around Percy's feet for attention. He especially liked when people he knew came to visit. "Evening," George said as he closed the door again, leaving it unlocked so Ron and Ginny could come in when they got there. "Thanks for coming by, Perce, you're really saving my arse. I owe you one."