RP: The Most of the Day
Date: 26 February 1999
Characters: Greg Goyle, Luna Lovegood
Location: Tattered Pages, then elsewhere
Status: Private
Summary: Greg meets Luna for their date lunch thing.
Completion: Incomplete
Greg Apparated to the outside of Tattered Pages, wondering if he might have beaten Luna here. Probably not, but he supposed it didn't matter so much as long as she hadn't been waiting very long. One of these times, he reasoned, he would need to pick her up at her house; something like that. Even if they'd never discussed it before, it seemed the thing to do. More like a date.
Was this a date? Greg considered it as he opened the door to the shop and looked around. Did you have to call something a date before it qualified as one? They hadn't talked about it or anything; he'd just known she'd be in town today and wanted to see her and make the most of the fact that she was allowed out of the castle sporadically.
Away from its rules.
He reddened a bit at that thought; but there wasn't much need to keep imagining it once he saw her, in the quiet corner in which they'd sat the last time, sitting on some pillows.
"Luna," he said, keeping his voice down. He looked around the store a moment before lowered to a crouch. He smiled. "Hey. Were you waiting long, or anything?"
Characters: Greg Goyle, Luna Lovegood
Location: Tattered Pages, then elsewhere
Status: Private
Summary: Greg meets Luna for their date lunch thing.
Completion: Incomplete
Greg Apparated to the outside of Tattered Pages, wondering if he might have beaten Luna here. Probably not, but he supposed it didn't matter so much as long as she hadn't been waiting very long. One of these times, he reasoned, he would need to pick her up at her house; something like that. Even if they'd never discussed it before, it seemed the thing to do. More like a date.
Was this a date? Greg considered it as he opened the door to the shop and looked around. Did you have to call something a date before it qualified as one? They hadn't talked about it or anything; he'd just known she'd be in town today and wanted to see her and make the most of the fact that she was allowed out of the castle sporadically.
Away from its rules.
He reddened a bit at that thought; but there wasn't much need to keep imagining it once he saw her, in the quiet corner in which they'd sat the last time, sitting on some pillows.
"Luna," he said, keeping his voice down. He looked around the store a moment before lowered to a crouch. He smiled. "Hey. Were you waiting long, or anything?"