There was snow falling upon the small city of Amherst, and it was a calm Sunday. Usually, things were a bit busier at the library, but since there was all the snow, it was harder for visitors to find the motivation to stay a while. There was a very minimal crowd at the library, even staff was limited, since a few people had called in sick. This left Alexander behind the children's area counter by himself, when typically there was about two attendants. Luckily, he was joined by his sister, unluckily, she was asleep on a nearby bench, bored out of her mind.<br/><br/>He was busy typing on his laptop, working on various things and occasionally peeking around to make sure that no teens in the area were being rude or that any of the kids were crying. He let out a soft sigh, and closed his eyes, thinking for a moment of something to do and drawing up a blank. He wasn't the most elegant thinker, but Alex did put a lot of mind in to just about everything he did. Slowly standing up again, he stretched his arms out and would walk over to his twin, kneeling down and rubbing her shoulder for a moment. From there, Alex would make his rounds, looking down the rows of bookshelves to see if anyone was looking particularly lost or just interesting.<br/><br/>Today, Alex was wearing a nice, white dress shirt with a hand knit red vest covering the buttons. He'd brought one of his coats, but left it on his chair with his hat. Among his body, some notable bits and baubles could be seen. He had a pin for each side of his collar, one the symbol of peace, the other a sort of weird, golden circle with four arrows in it pointing to the center. He had a series of necklaces that were tangled around underneath the vest, and even had a few rings, complimented by a reckless abandon of bracelets.