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- Birch Wand 14 1/4 Essence of Dragonstone
Benjamin was thrilled that he was traveling. Of course he had to travel his ass off to go to America, where his life would lead him on there, but Benjamin was thrilled nonetheless. His cautious mother ensured that his traveling would be of the safest and most comfortable ride one could travel through. International apparition was out of the question because that just sucked his guts out and made Benjamin feel like a wreck. No, his mother thought that using a portkey that led to different stopovers would be the best option because it was safe, comfortable and it could be customized. Benjamin just arrived in wizarding France since it was a stopover and as soon as he hit the ground of the French, he felt tired and famished. He had been to two countries today and the culture was so different from each other that simple interaction was a chore to the young man. Regardless, he survived by nodding his head and flashing polite smiles whenever he had to interact which was unfortunately, quite often. Soon, Benjamin was finally entered their familial French home that was not as large as their original one, but still gave him the comfort he needed after being to many places he was not familiar with.
He was sitting next to the mini poolside when a disturbance caught his attention. A grumble from his stomach caused him to abruptly stand up and search for his pouch of money. If he stayed longer in the vacation house with nothing edible around him, Benjamin then was sure he would not be able to concentrate on absolutely anything for the next hour. Having some dinner first sounded great to both his ears and stomach and picturing a dish of tenderly cooked meat with buttered vegetables at the side made his mouth water. The young wizard made sure the wards of his home where intact before he stepped out to apparate to a newly opened restaurant he had heard about. The place apparently was praised for its lovely decor and affordable food. Even several purebloods came to stop by and Benjamin was certainly not going to pass the opportunity up. He knew where it was located - thank Merlin - and wasted no time to apparate to the street that harbored the well lit restaurant.
People were not really standing to wait, however he could see that inside, the tables were full. This suddenly made him feel irritated and he went up to the maitre d' to ask if there were any available tables exclusive one person only. He stated it in slow English and his mood was lifted when the middle aged man responded with perfectly formed English with an accent that was too strong to be recognized as French. Apparently the restaurant had one table left however it accommodated 2 people instead of 1. "I shall pay extra if you could accommodate me with a table; whether it is for 2 or 5 or 10, I don't care," replied Benjamin in a slightly demanding way. A scowl insulted his features and his eyes were dark when the man replied that he would have to wait for a few more minutes, just so the table for 1 would be vacated. It was apparently, unfair, that a young man would have a bigger space for his own dining when he was the only occupant. Benjamin had to resort to wait for at least thirty minutes and it left him biting the inside of his cheek. His hunger was biting his own stomach whilst his mood darkened his spirits childishly. When the waiter politely went away to serve the other customers, Benjamin stood at the side of the restaurant's door with his arms crossed against his chest. He eyed that vacant table that was slightly larger than the ordinary table for 1 person. True, it would be unfair to those pairs who came if he got the seat instead but the restaurant's fairness policy was strictly implemented. He would just have to wait... And dear Lord, Benjamin Chase hated waiting.
He was sitting next to the mini poolside when a disturbance caught his attention. A grumble from his stomach caused him to abruptly stand up and search for his pouch of money. If he stayed longer in the vacation house with nothing edible around him, Benjamin then was sure he would not be able to concentrate on absolutely anything for the next hour. Having some dinner first sounded great to both his ears and stomach and picturing a dish of tenderly cooked meat with buttered vegetables at the side made his mouth water. The young wizard made sure the wards of his home where intact before he stepped out to apparate to a newly opened restaurant he had heard about. The place apparently was praised for its lovely decor and affordable food. Even several purebloods came to stop by and Benjamin was certainly not going to pass the opportunity up. He knew where it was located - thank Merlin - and wasted no time to apparate to the street that harbored the well lit restaurant.
People were not really standing to wait, however he could see that inside, the tables were full. This suddenly made him feel irritated and he went up to the maitre d' to ask if there were any available tables exclusive one person only. He stated it in slow English and his mood was lifted when the middle aged man responded with perfectly formed English with an accent that was too strong to be recognized as French. Apparently the restaurant had one table left however it accommodated 2 people instead of 1. "I shall pay extra if you could accommodate me with a table; whether it is for 2 or 5 or 10, I don't care," replied Benjamin in a slightly demanding way. A scowl insulted his features and his eyes were dark when the man replied that he would have to wait for a few more minutes, just so the table for 1 would be vacated. It was apparently, unfair, that a young man would have a bigger space for his own dining when he was the only occupant. Benjamin had to resort to wait for at least thirty minutes and it left him biting the inside of his cheek. His hunger was biting his own stomach whilst his mood darkened his spirits childishly. When the waiter politely went away to serve the other customers, Benjamin stood at the side of the restaurant's door with his arms crossed against his chest. He eyed that vacant table that was slightly larger than the ordinary table for 1 person. True, it would be unfair to those pairs who came if he got the seat instead but the restaurant's fairness policy was strictly implemented. He would just have to wait... And dear Lord, Benjamin Chase hated waiting.