- Messages
- 56
- Blood Status
- Muggleborn
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Sexual Orientation
- Unsure
- Wand
- Curved 17" Unyielding Willow Wand with Phoenix Tail Feather Core
- Age
- 6/2032
Lavender was having a brief moment of reprieve in her busy evening, the girl could feel the coffee grains within her nails, the little burns on her fingers and she knew that she would smell for coffee hours after she had finished up here, and what awaited her at home was just more school work. The teen did what she could to help around the family, and getting a job had been the easiest way of doing that especially since she wasn't at school or at an official school. She was doing this year through homeschooling and it was a lot of hard work, she had to learn almost all the material by herself and she struggled through some of it since without the instruction of a professor or tutor that her parents could afford it was entirely up to the girl and she sometimes just struggled with it. Lavender was in her OWLs year, and she felt like there would be no way she could take them in the same time that those her age would be able to.
With that filling most of her mornings the teenager spent her afternoon, evenings and sometimes nights working at the coffee shop, it was a little muggle place that had just taken it on face value when Lavender had said she was sixteen and she had begun working at the coffee shop following the rejection from the school, since if she wasn't away from the house she would be an extra unneeded financial burden upon her family. She worked close to every day, and she worked all the hours that she could get, but it was on evenings like this when everything had finally calmed down from the post-work, evening rush that she enjoyed work the most. She could wash her hands thoroughly, and usually have a little drink of her own. She was the only one at the counter, and the girl was just smiling to herself, the people she worked with didn't ask too many questions about who she was, or where she was from, just took her at face value.
Lavender yawned deeply, covering her mouth as she did so. The only issue as the evening gave way to night, was that the work did tend to slow down, which while good on one hand could be boring on the other, and she wasn't exactly able to do her school work there, given that it was magical.
With that filling most of her mornings the teenager spent her afternoon, evenings and sometimes nights working at the coffee shop, it was a little muggle place that had just taken it on face value when Lavender had said she was sixteen and she had begun working at the coffee shop following the rejection from the school, since if she wasn't away from the house she would be an extra unneeded financial burden upon her family. She worked close to every day, and she worked all the hours that she could get, but it was on evenings like this when everything had finally calmed down from the post-work, evening rush that she enjoyed work the most. She could wash her hands thoroughly, and usually have a little drink of her own. She was the only one at the counter, and the girl was just smiling to herself, the people she worked with didn't ask too many questions about who she was, or where she was from, just took her at face value.
Lavender yawned deeply, covering her mouth as she did so. The only issue as the evening gave way to night, was that the work did tend to slow down, which while good on one hand could be boring on the other, and she wasn't exactly able to do her school work there, given that it was magical.