It had taken some time, but Lydia finally finished Harold's suits. The alterations and the ones originally ordered. Six suits in all, which she hoped would be enough, and she hoped the excess would make up for the delay. Each suit was carefully hung up, and had protective plastic draped over it. Packed along with them in a small box were some accessories; Ties and handkerchiefs.
There were quite a few ties and handkerchiefs, in many colors. Though within reason. For Harold, she stayed away from bright colors, away from pastels and pinks. Though there were a couple that were a little.. odd? Understated gradients, small print patterns.. nothing too garish. Perhaps she was just feeling silly when she packed those along in there? Or maybe she was just feeling rather absentminded. It was hard to say.
And of course, accompanied with the suits and accessories, was a brief note scrawled in green ink. Her handwriting wasn't atrocious, no, but a careful eye might be able to tell she hadn't been writing *that* long.
Harold,
I hope these suits fit your tastes, as well as the accessories included. If there is a problem with them please let me know.
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to finish these. There were some unforseen circumstances that put business pretty far behind, and it's taken a little time to catch up.
Thank you for your patience.
-Lydia
The suits, accessories, and letter required two couriers for the job. Lydia paid them well and sent them on their way, giving them instructions that they were to take the items to any other address Harold indicated, should the only one she knew of be a place he didn't want his items delivered:
Harold Lowe
Prosecutor's Office
1 Courthouse Square
There were quite a few ties and handkerchiefs, in many colors. Though within reason. For Harold, she stayed away from bright colors, away from pastels and pinks. Though there were a couple that were a little.. odd? Understated gradients, small print patterns.. nothing too garish. Perhaps she was just feeling silly when she packed those along in there? Or maybe she was just feeling rather absentminded. It was hard to say.
And of course, accompanied with the suits and accessories, was a brief note scrawled in green ink. Her handwriting wasn't atrocious, no, but a careful eye might be able to tell she hadn't been writing *that* long.
Harold,
I hope these suits fit your tastes, as well as the accessories included. If there is a problem with them please let me know.
I'm sorry it's taken me so long to finish these. There were some unforseen circumstances that put business pretty far behind, and it's taken a little time to catch up.
Thank you for your patience.
-Lydia
The suits, accessories, and letter required two couriers for the job. Lydia paid them well and sent them on their way, giving them instructions that they were to take the items to any other address Harold indicated, should the only one she knew of be a place he didn't want his items delivered:
Harold Lowe
Prosecutor's Office
1 Courthouse Square