With a lighthearted smile, Daniel backed away from the small shopkeeper, his hands in the air. "I swear to you, I didn't do anything." His voice was thick with honeyed words. Hopefully he could wriggle his way out of this one as well. As of late, he didn't happen to have been in the right place at the right time, at all. As it so happened, he was normally directly channelling the opposite. "Look miss, I don't know anything about-"
"OF COURSE YOU DO YOU HOOLIGAN!" She lifted her broom and narrowed her viscous brown eyes, spittle flying from her mouth. "I KNOW YOU TOOK MY HUSBANDS BOUTONNIÈRE!" She wailed, swinging her broom at the air in front of her, barely missing the young mans baffled face.
Feeling that now would probably be best to leave, and not to explain how a dead mans flowers meant nothing to him, that he didn't steal them, instead he ran. "Sorry, but I'm running late to a meeting...It was nice to meet you!" He shouted behind him, rushing through the crowded cobblestone streets, carefully weaving through the many bodies with ease. He had done this plenty of times.
Finally reaching an end to the mass of people, Dan slowed his pace and flattened out his clothes. "...Goodness" He uttered a few choice words after, but that will be left to the imagination.
His light amber eyes lifted and locked on a nearby bench. Oh, how nice it'd be to just relax for once....His eyes fluttered up to a poster placed directly in the middle of the bench, causing him to smile. Oh, good ol' patriotism..
For most people.
A smile still plastered upon the young man's face, he turned and gladly ran through the massive crowds again. He had a meeting to attend, and he didn't want to be late.