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[Jazmine Della-Robbia]

Jazmine Della-Robbia had to keep fixing everything that Vincent broke, and she was tired of it. He was still new to the company, but he kept playing around like the entire family's livelihoods weren't counting on this company. She had to often consult Ignacio on how to fix the many mistakes Vincent made, but Ignacio always took everything into his own hands, which Jazmine appreciated. She had several shopping bags in each hand. She always shopped when she was stressed. It was not like she did not have the money to do so. Her heels clacked against the cobblestone road as she walked as if she had a purpose. She did not have anywhere specific in mind though. Maybe she would look at the water?

 

[Frederick Vincent]

Frederick was still mourning his spot on the Kaikōura Kea, and a part of him resented that he'd had to drop out of the team. Someone else now played for them in his place, and it hurt to hear news about the team without him. He'd gotten injured during a practice, and while nurses and healers had patched him up, something had still bothered him. There was nothing physically wrong with him as far as magical tests could tell, but he still felt an ache in his shoulder whenever he tried to play. That was combined with a newfound anxiety, which he'd never had before. He knew he couldn't be much of a beater if he was afraid of bludgers, but there wasn't much else he knew how to be. For now, he was fine living on the money he'd earned while playing. But he knew he would have to find something new soon. But what? He didn't trust the ministry. Maybe a job at one of the shops wold be good... but somehow, it felt sad to work in a store. He was lost in thought as he passed a few stores in Obsidian Harbour, wondering what it would be like to work in them. But then a woman passed him who grabbed his attention immediately. Frederick felt entranced by her and it took him a few seconds too long to realize he was staring rather rudely. Embarrassed, he quickly looked away, hoping she hadn't noticed him.