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Harry Potter and the Thunderstruck Muggles(01) - Sahits

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Gerry with <strong>the</strong> shimmering eyes started to fetch jackets, <strong>and</strong> trousers, stopped. "Darling, dome a favour <strong>and</strong> take a proper shirt first - I would just start crying if I had to look at thiscombination any longer!""Okay ... To ease <strong>the</strong> pain."The first two samples were flatly refused. Frills <strong>and</strong> whatnot - no thanks. Not-so-young Gerrylooked slightly hurt but offered some alternatives.Checking <strong>the</strong>m, <strong>Harry</strong> felt better. Finest quality, soft <strong>and</strong> thin as before, but at least <strong>the</strong>ylooked like shirts ra<strong>the</strong>r than night gowns. "Yes," he said, "that's more like it." With respect toGerry's admiring looks, he preferred to change in <strong>the</strong> cabin.Newly inspirited, Garry rushed through <strong>the</strong> rows, found a splendid piece here, a knockingitem <strong>the</strong>re, came back, his arms full with ab-so-lute showstoppers.<strong>Harry</strong> studied <strong>the</strong> collection. Light green, rosy, cream-coloured with some glittery stuff toreflect <strong>the</strong> light in myriads of sparkles. He looked up. "Gerry, don't take it personal, but -please, just dress me like a heterosexual, because that's what I am."The tailor giggled. "It's not your fault, mon chér, probably just <strong>the</strong> lack of opportunity. Alors..."The pieces of French didn't sound as if <strong>the</strong> communication would improve when changing tothat language, were probably just <strong>the</strong> nice touch on top of Gerry's personal style.The next collection offered no more pastel colours. None at all, really. Shouting blue was stilla moderate member in this palette. <strong>Harry</strong> shook his head. "I'm not going to wear that, Gerry.""But my dear <strong>Harry</strong>, you bad boy, you said I should dress you like <strong>the</strong> vintage macho, didn'tyou? ... That's how such people dress here around.""Really? ... Do you like it?"An expression of deep distaste crossed <strong>the</strong> man's suntanned face. "It's awful - <strong>the</strong>se terriblecolours, <strong>the</strong>se ab-so-lute-ly deafening combinations ... But what can you do? That's <strong>the</strong>fashion, darling.""Good, so we agree on that ... Now, let's try it again. Make it simple, Gerry - just perfect, noless. Like what you'd wear, if you weren't - er ..."Ano<strong>the</strong>r giggle. "Got it, <strong>Harry</strong>-dear ... The true challenge, <strong>the</strong> ab-so-lute dream customer.Give me a moment to re-adjust, it's quite a while since ..."The next attempt struck <strong>the</strong> first success. Black trousers, a raw-linen, cream-coloured jacket,toge<strong>the</strong>r with two alternatives - a dark-red shirt, slightly shimmering, to wear it openly, <strong>and</strong> as<strong>and</strong>-coloured one with a dark-red tie, suiting formal occasions.Gerry beamed. "You look gorgeous, <strong>Harry</strong>-baby ... People will eat you alive, with that outfit."<strong>Harry</strong> grinned. "Which ones?"26

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