Magica De Spell (
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happilyeverbeginning2021-01-02 08:29 pm
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He like a knight in shining armour with them blue jeans on (scrooge x magica)
Brigitta meant well. Magica had to repeat that mantra to herself over and over as she pulled the hood more over her face, readjusting her sunglasses. Brigitta really did mean well... but did she really think a simple stay at some ranch would lift Magica's spirits after all that happened? That it would erase the devastation her parents gave her, the fear she had every time she was in public, the panic of a new job, the loneliness of moving to a new place? It was incredibly unlikely... but Brigitta also had a hard time accepting the word "no". She'd keep agitating Magica no matter what.
So in all honesty, Magica was only there to shut Brigitta up. She'd stay a day, maybe two, and then retreat back into her hole. The bus began to pull to a stop, and Magica got up, clutching her small suitcase tight. Right now, she just hoped no one recognized her.
Without making a sound, she walked off the bus, and began the slow, steady uphill walk to the ranch. It did look nice, at least. Perhaps if Magica was in a better state of mine... or, she thought, if she was anyone but herself, she could appreciate it more. It was wasted on her.
At least she came at a good time, it seemed, for there weren't too many people around as she approached the front desk. She cleared her throat. "Excuse me... I'm here to check in."
So in all honesty, Magica was only there to shut Brigitta up. She'd stay a day, maybe two, and then retreat back into her hole. The bus began to pull to a stop, and Magica got up, clutching her small suitcase tight. Right now, she just hoped no one recognized her.
Without making a sound, she walked off the bus, and began the slow, steady uphill walk to the ranch. It did look nice, at least. Perhaps if Magica was in a better state of mine... or, she thought, if she was anyone but herself, she could appreciate it more. It was wasted on her.
At least she came at a good time, it seemed, for there weren't too many people around as she approached the front desk. She cleared her throat. "Excuse me... I'm here to check in."

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However, he made no comment, checking her ID before swearing at the computer system as he searched for her reservation.
"One moment, Miss De Spell." Fergus brought out his satphone and hit the walkie talkie button. "Ah need someone tae get this churlish collection o' circuits tae do its job!"
"Hold on, Daddy," Matilda said, her voice strongly implying that she was trying not to laugh. "I'll be there in five minutes."
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"Take your time." She said, pocketing the sunglasses. "I don't really plan to stay here too long."
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Matilda came into the lobby and walked over. She giggled as she leaned over the desk. "Here. It's simple."
"If it's so simple, then why does the blasted thing always break?!"
Matilda shook her head. "Sorry for the delay. Miss De Spell, right?"
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"I'll do it," a new voice said. Scrooge walked in through the doorway.
"You sure? It's your lunch break."
"It's fine. Won't take me ten minutes." He smiled at Magica. "Welcome to the McDuck Ranch."
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... Wow. She blinked slowly, mildly stupefied by the stud standing still. If all the ranch hands looked like that, no wonder Brigitta highly recommended the place.
"... Oh!" Right! Words! "Yes, uh... thank you."
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"De Spell," Fergus provided.
"Miss De Spell." He smiled at her. "You're lucky: The Sugars are some of our best cabins."
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He continued walking. "All food and drink are included. Tipping is not required. And you're close enough to the lodge where you can just walk over if you'd like meals but room service is available at no extra charge."
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He walked up to a cabin with its own hot tub on the outside deck and slid the keycard into the lock. Then he opened the door. "Welcome to Sugar Bear."
The interior was almost like a small studio apartment: one large room divided up into a sleeping area and a generously-sized bathroom with separate soaking tub and large shower with a bench to sit on and just steam. The sleeping area was dominated by a king-ssized bed. In place of a kitchenette was a wet bar which had a menu for room service sitting on it. The large couch sat facing the window overlooking the deck and hot tub, a fireplace and flatscreen TV sitting in the corner to warm and entertain.
"I'll get the fire started for you. If you need someone to stoke it after I leave, feel free to call the front desk."
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More and more negative thoughts clouded her mind, and she hated herself for it.
"... Don't bother. You've got other work to do. I'll be fine."
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He came back inside and walked over to the fireplace, kneeling down and starting to get to work lighting the fire. Of course, this meant Magica got a perfect view of his tailfeathers.
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