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Date: September 24, 2001
Time: Lunch
Location: Diagon Alley
Characters: Draco Malfoy and Evie Moon
Rating: PG
Draco carried two books with him as he weaved his way through the ever-present crowds. He simply wanted a small café where he could do some extra reading. It seemed, however, everyone wanted to get to Diagon Alley today. Why there seemed to be more than usual, he wasn't sure. It could just be him. He wasn't overly social today.
He got more than a few looks, then again, Malfoys always did, so he paid it no mind. He stopped in front of a store he didn't recognize. It wasn't open yet, but it caught his eye. Peering in the windows surreptitiously revealed only that it might be a new boutique opening up. He didn't want to seem overly interested, but something about the name struck him, resonating some distant memory.
Moon, that was it. Oh, just a coincidence. He'd known a girl named Moon once. He shook his head, after all of his encounters recently, he was becoming paranoid. That was it. Nothing more. He sighed, gripping the texts under his arm tighter. He needed to focus. Paranoia was not going to help anything.
He turned and started walking towards the nearby café.
Time: Lunch
Location: Diagon Alley
Characters: Draco Malfoy and Evie Moon
Rating: PG
Draco carried two books with him as he weaved his way through the ever-present crowds. He simply wanted a small café where he could do some extra reading. It seemed, however, everyone wanted to get to Diagon Alley today. Why there seemed to be more than usual, he wasn't sure. It could just be him. He wasn't overly social today.
He got more than a few looks, then again, Malfoys always did, so he paid it no mind. He stopped in front of a store he didn't recognize. It wasn't open yet, but it caught his eye. Peering in the windows surreptitiously revealed only that it might be a new boutique opening up. He didn't want to seem overly interested, but something about the name struck him, resonating some distant memory.
Moon, that was it. Oh, just a coincidence. He'd known a girl named Moon once. He shook his head, after all of his encounters recently, he was becoming paranoid. That was it. Nothing more. He sighed, gripping the texts under his arm tighter. He needed to focus. Paranoia was not going to help anything.
He turned and started walking towards the nearby café.