"Michael has a spell to correct that," Irena said. "You ought to ask him to repair it for you. Stolen clocks are worth considerably less if they do not work, after all. He's had to learn that little charm out of necessity."
"Better," Michael said, in reference to dress number 9. "Irena, come fit it." Irena looked into the b ack room and saw the dress.
"We just got that one in. And I thought it was black."
"It was," Tobias laughed. "Its not now."
"So I see. Can you fit it, Tobias?"
"I'm working on it," he replied. "You fit her, and I'll fit Michael."
"Deal," Irena said. She flicked her wand at Jacks' trousers to refit them. "I fit those once. I don' know how they got short again. Oh, well. Whatever. Take that off. I can't pack it if you're wearing it unless I hex you into pieces of packing paper and put you in the boxes with the tuxes. Your choice. Brian--I'm not getting any younger. Come show me that tux."
"Jeesh," he laughed, coming out.
"Better. Much, much better," she said. She flicked her wand at his tux, tapering it. Not pleased, she kept tapering it and tailoring it until there wasn't a ghost of a chance it would ever fit anyone but him.
"Stop drooling over the boy, Irena," Tobias said in her ear, coming in. "He's married." She swatted him in the chest with her wand. "You can take it off, Brian. I think she's done with you lot." Irena went back in the back room to fit Khaat, and Tobias picked out a tux and began to resize it automatically to Michaels' measurements.