Introductions, please

"I'll pick you up Wednesday morning at ten minutes til 8," Angus said to her. "Perhaps you'd be kind enough to write your address down for me? It would be rather rude if I showed up at the wrong doorstep at that hour. Some wizards arent' very sociable that early."

One of the goblin clerks came up from the back of the store, floating a large stack of books, and he looked over at Khaat. He saw the monster books that were out of control on the store floor. He looked at Khaat and glared at her, believing she had irritated them. Khaat merely smiled innocently at him and shrugged as if she had no idea how the books had come to be so angry.

He sighed, irritated that he had a whole shelf full of them to soothe and reshelve. He sent his own stack of books to the front and knelt down and began soothing them one at a time.

"You're welcome to go help him if you want, Angus," Khaat said.

"No. No thanks. I never did like that book. He looks like he can manage just fine," Angus said. Khaat laughed.

Susan pulled out a small ripped off piece of parchment from and a muggle pen from her purse. She wrote down her address neat as she possibly could without a hard surface. She could see her husband and youngest son were getting irritable. Her oldest daughter was flirting with a random boy, she sighed to herself. She didn’t need people going around saying the Macmillans guy were fighting with each other in public, she really didn’t need to go contracting even more gossip then usual. She felt out the neatly folded piece of paper.

“Melia, go round out the family,” said Susan. “Bye,” said Amelia, running off to do what her mum asked; she didn’t argue with her mum that would have been extremely stupid and irresponsible. Susan was glad Amelia at least listened to her. It made her life a bit easier.

“I’ll have her ready when you arrive. I ought to go get my family home. It was nice seeing you,” said Susan “oh yes, Khaat please keep Amelia away from where I work if possible.” She could only imagine how that would go if there was a run in.

Amelia came back with Drew since he was the only one who had listened to her. Her father just apparated home without the rest of the family, Amelia was rather confused by that but didn’t say a word knowing it wasn’t something to ask in public. Claire came over after getting the guy’s number. She glared at Amelia for interrupting her flirting session.

“Claire stop glaring at your sister and Drew chew your gum with your mouth closed,” said Susan with her back turned to her kids. Drew shut his mouth looking in awe; Claire now was glaring at her mother and Amelia just shrugged. “Hey mum, what am I doing?” asked Amelia sticking her tongue out.

“Sticking your tongue out at me,” Susan said. She had definitely developed the mother senses by now. She knew exactly how her kids were and could easy predict their reactions. She wondered when she had developed them, she had no idea when.

“How do you do that?” asked Drew.

“It’s a mother thing,” said Amelia.

Susan just laughed starting to herd her kids in the direction of the door when Amelia decided to point out the fact she had a book she wanted to get. Susan quickly bought the book trying not to make life too hard for the goblins. She gave Amelia the book then continued to herd her kids waving one last time to Khaat and Angus.

occ: I am presuming this thread is at an end. Perhaps we should start one at the ministry? we could have Angus pick her up and bring her there. And then amelia could involve as many ministry workers as she likes. we could open it up to all ministry folks.