A new shoppe for a new life {Open}

Yvette got dressed in a pair of blue jeans and a black lace floral print corcet top with her black thick heeled boots. She walked towards diagon alley the key in her pocket feeling heavier with each step she took. She knew she could have apparated to the store but she wanted to walk to get rid of some of her nerves. She had finally saved up enough money to buy the place and she was determined to make it great. She reached Diagon Alley and walked along the cobblestones keep her eyes on the shop that held her every dream. She walked up to the door and fished out her key and unlocked the door to it.

Stepping inside the door she looked around and smiled to herself. She took off her coat then placed it and her purse on the counter. She went straight for the boxes of merchandise and began unpacking them then placing them on the shelves neatly. She made sure that everything was placed in a pleasant way making sure that there was plenty of space for everything. She knew it would take several hours for everything to be put up and organized to where everything was neatly seen.


Yvette placed the last item on the shelf and looked around. She laughed as she saw how good it looked, she went to her purse and pulled out her camera to take a picture. She snapped several pictures and giggled before she looked at the clock seeing it was lunch time. She decided to grab something to go from Eli's so that she could put the final touches on the shop before she opened it tomorrow. Grabbing her purse and key to the shop she walked out then locked the door. She headed to Eli's to grab something for lunch, she walked along the cobblestones swinging her purse smiling widely.

After grabbing something to go from Eli's she headed back to the shop. Looking up at the shop when she got closer her smile fell from her face quickly. She sighed knowing what was going to happen next when she stopped several feet from her mother.

"How did you know I bought this place? And why are you even here? I told you I won't play pawn in you and dad's little game. I'm on my own and I choose to stay that way." She said looking at her mother who had her arms crossed.

"I found out about it when I was going to get it for a client. I came to see who the new owner was and offer them a good deal to buy it from them." She said glaring at Yvette. "I don't know what your talking about. I'm not playing a game with your father and I'm certainly am not using you as a pawn."

"I'm not selling no matter how much your client wants this place. I got this on my own and without your money so go away and leave me alone." Yvette said moving past her mother as she went to unlock the door.

Her mother didn't say anything and simply walked away from her with anger.

Yvette unlocked the shop and walked in the shop putting the food on the counter. She sighed deeply as she unpacked her food and ate it without really tasting it. She looked around the shop as she finished the last of her food then packed it all back up in the bag.

Getting off the stool she was sitting on and began putting the finishing touches on everything in the store. She finished the last of them and then began breaking down the boxes everything had been put in. It took two trips to take the boxes out back to the dumpster and once she was back inside she sighed. Sitting back on the stool that was behind the counter she looked at everything with a smile.

She decided to explore everything in the store so she went through and saw a door that lead to the basement. Seeing spider webs she shut the door quickly, she went to open another door but it was locked and wouldn't open. She tried her key but it didn't work, confused she walked back to the counter and pulled out the layout of the shop she got when she bought the place. On the layout it didn't show what the door lead to and it didn't show much else except the inside of the shop and the door that lead to the basement. She sighed shaking her head softly before putting it out of her mind completely. She ignored completely that her front door was open enough to notice from the outside.