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[VICTOIRE ANNABELL WEASLEY]

Victorie knew that she was a bit of a scatter brain when it came to her painting stuff but she couldn’t help it. She was always trying to focus on so many different things that when she put down a paintbrush she almost instantly forgot where it was and had to find another one. It was actually a little surprising that Teddy never said anything to her about it. Or at least he rarely did. Vic wouldn’t be surprised if he found It irritating but didn’t say anything to her because it was a constant thing for her. She leaned forward and brushed some silver paint around the outline of the moon in her painting to make it really pop. Quickly she dropped the brush into her jar of water and rubbed her finger across the paint to make it a little less powerful She didn’t really care about getting paint on her hands at that point since she was covered in almost every color, it was going to be a rough time trying to clean up without getting paint on everything she touched. The water jar was already covered in multicolored finger prints from when she had to pick it up. Once she cleaned the brush off she dipped it into the black and started to cover the rest of the canvas in it. She’d made sure that she was alone before she started painting that night. It was a rare time that she painted when anyone else was around, Vic was odd that way. But she really didn’t mind as much when it was Teddy. While she was painting she started to hum to herself. She knew that she should have turned some music on before she started painting but it was too late to fix that so she might as well hum to make a little background noise. Hold me tight, let me go on loving you tonight. Thanks to her father Vic had been listening to quite a bit of the Beatles lately. When she heard footsteps she stood up straight and looked around. Hello? Vic could never be sure who would show up at the loft since she had such a large family.


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Notes I was totally listening to the beatles.