Yesterday, Lottie sent me Pavé’s photo in the mail. His favorite quote on the back is “There is no right or wrong. There is only Pavé.” That’s the same quote he used in New Leaf.
Jolly Redd’s ship was parked at the north beach, but he didn’t have any art that I needed for the museum. Still, I bought myself a (fake) ancient statue, just because I think it would be cool to have an army of the little guys.
Today, I went out to work on Lottie’s Island. Lottie was speaking with Niko, when Lottie suddenly had to be evacuated due to a medical emergency. No, really!
Wilbur flew her out to a hospital somewhere, and Niko took over at the main desk of Paradise Planning. The good news is that I could still work; the bad news is that I couldn’t find my own client. I was forced to design a vacation home for Knox the chicken.
His theme was “Castle of the Noble Knight.” I picked out a location where he could have a moat around his castle. Unfortunately, that didn’t leave much space for the castle itself. 😛
Indoors, I used the slate flooring and rustic-stone wall. I gave Knox a throne, a stonework kitchen, two guards (plate armor), and some golden elegant furniture that was fit for a king.
By the time I finished, Lottie was already back at the office. She said she ate something at the celebration party that disagreed with her. But let me tell you a little secret: I was at that party, and she didn’t eat a thing! All she did was drink, drink, drink! 😛 Anyway, the big drunk paid me 15,000 Poki for my work. 😂
Back in Forest, I found Gulliver washed up on the beach. I recovered his communicator parts for him. Celeste was also in town tonight, and she gave me five star fragments.
Later tonight, after making my rounds, I returned to Lottie’s Island. I was finally able to work for the client of my choice: Label. So I scanned Labelle’s amiibo card to summon Label. She informed me that her sisters would also be using the vacation house, but I didn’t let that deter me from my plans.
I picked out a scenic location, but I didn’t do much to the yard.
My plan for this project was to make GracieGrace. City Folk-era GracieGrace, to be specific…when it was Labelle, not Gracie, running the shop. I used the dark parquet flooring and stately wall to make it look like the upscale shop that it is. I put some clothing and accessories on display, as well as some high-end furniture. That elegant furniture from Knox’s castle came in handy!
I’m quite pleased with how it turned out! Do you like it? If you’d like to refresh your memory of the ACCF shop, check this out.
Back at the office, Lottie paid me another 15,000 Poki for my work.
Have a great weekend, everyone! See you all next time! 🙂