The simple life's pleasures are the last refuge to complicated person

Why adults have to work?
You spend all your childhood dreaming about careers and the time when you will leave the school but when that happens, you just want to be a child again because you realize that all that jobs are really boring.
There is no magic with can help and make it fun. That's time when you realize your magic is useless.

After another hard day at work, Alejandro Faulkner was going to his house.
But wait, he does not want to go there. He will come in a huge house just to listen to old nanny of his daughter talking about some nonsense. Maybe before that can have a coffee. Yes, that would be nice.

At one booth bought coffee and then went to a nearby park and sat on a one only free bench in whole park. The weather was nice and all hung out there today as if no one anywhere in a hurry. He looked around but nothing specific, just enjoyed it for a change in the peace and quiet.

The weather was unseasonably warm so even someone as optimistic (was he optimistic? He really couldn't be sure) as Julian daren't go without an umbrella today. It was one of those rainbow coloured golfing umbrellas.

Oh, he could have just as easily kept any threatening rain off with a simple spell, but Julian wasn't about to take chances with the Ministry. Not that the Ministry worried Julian, but honestly, who could be bothered with their incessant paranoia?

He let the umbrella swing by his side until the point collided with some guy's ankle. Oh yeah, that was the other reason he carried it.

"Oh, wow, sorry mate," Julian grinned, just proving that he wasn't sorry at all.

At one point, Alejandro's view drew an odd man. Let's be honest, in the world of magic in which he lives, almost all is unusual, but it has become simply something normal, because you can't change the world.
So, when you see someone and think that he is strange, it really has to mean something.

The man has a huge colorful umbrella, namely waving it in all directions and is just a question of time before he hit someone hwith it.
More specifically, it really hit someone.
That someone was Alejandro.

Alejandro looked at the man with a polite smile.
"It's OK, not a big deal," he shook his head.
That penalty was not strong, but the worst is that man was smiling so much that it was obvious that he was not sorry at all. Alejandro shrugged and took another sip of his coffee.