Leandra Umbrax was walking down Diagon Alley, clutching a piece of parchment. She was on her way to Gringotts, to withdraw some money from the family vault. Her parents were indisposed - one of the thestrals was expecting - and so it fell to Leandra to do the chores in place of her father. She didn't mind much - she always liked visiting her uncle, muggle though he was, and he lived virtually right across the street from Diagon Alley. She looked somewhat out of place - with her gothic/victorian clothing and dyed hair she looked like an average witch, had it not been to the two plastic bags she was carrying as a result of her grocery shopping. Ah well. While she was in Diagon Alley, she planned on getting the books needed for the year, some parchment, and similar supplies. And of course, she was planning to buy candy at Weasley's.<br/><br/>Taking a few moments to get through the queue at Gringott's and make her withdrawal (with plenty of odd looks from the goblins, seeing the plastic bag), Leandra went over the list of things she had to do that day. Stopping by Weasley's for candy (and more than a few gag items to use at school and home), and by the bookshop for various pieces of paper and parchment, Leandra was almost finished. All that was needed was a new set of robes (her old ones were too small by now) and a copy of the Daily Prophet, as requested by her mother. All in all, it was a pretty normal day for Leandra.<br/><br/>As she was done shopping (all her items had been arranged magical transport to her home, so her uncle's muggle children wouldn't see and begin to ask questions), Leandra headed back to her uncle's place with the groceries. Luckily, the kids were outside playing, so leandra was free to discuss matters openly with her uncle. And thus she did, as she walked through the door. "Alright, groceries have been shopped, and I took care of Diagon Alley as well. I'm all set for this schoolyear." Her uncle came out of the kitchen, wearing an absurdly feminine apron with an inappropriate (though hillarious) quote. "Alright, Lea, I can take it from here. You should probably head back to my brother's, you might yet reach the calfing." Leandra dismissed the thought. "Nah, I'd rather stay for the day, help you out a bit here. Place could use a feminine touch," she said teasingly. Her uncle grinned, and sent her outside to watch over the kids.