Heavily secured late-night owl to Pansy Parkinson, Parkinson Manor
[included is a child's drawing, charmed to move like a wizarding picture]
Pansy,
No, they've not officially offered me anything at this point, as I'm still in the decision-making period. As for conditions: I'm thinking along the lines of what we've been planning, actually. Specifically, putting you and my family under Fidelius.
Let's try in front of Harrods (in Knightsbridge) there's a lot of security in the building, so we'll be safe enough, I think if you and Daphne wish to do a bit of proper shopping. If you're up for it, I'll even spring for lunch at Laduree - it's terribly Parisian and quite posh. Mum and I have taken tea there a few times in the past and I think you'll really enjoy it. Of note, there's an upscale 'dress code' for Harrods, so, you'll need to keep that in mind when you both prepare for the day -- not that you two don't dress impeccably to begin with, but I just wanted to warn you.
Let me know what time you'd like to meet.
Love,
K
P.S. I'm not quite sure what the subject of Simon's latest masterpiece is this time - he said (very cryptically) that you would know.
Pansy,
No, they've not officially offered me anything at this point, as I'm still in the decision-making period. As for conditions: I'm thinking along the lines of what we've been planning, actually. Specifically, putting you and my family under Fidelius.
Let's try in front of Harrods (in Knightsbridge) there's a lot of security in the building, so we'll be safe enough, I think if you and Daphne wish to do a bit of proper shopping. If you're up for it, I'll even spring for lunch at Laduree - it's terribly Parisian and quite posh. Mum and I have taken tea there a few times in the past and I think you'll really enjoy it. Of note, there's an upscale 'dress code' for Harrods, so, you'll need to keep that in mind when you both prepare for the day -- not that you two don't dress impeccably to begin with, but I just wanted to warn you.
Let me know what time you'd like to meet.
Love,
K
P.S. I'm not quite sure what the subject of Simon's latest masterpiece is this time - he said (very cryptically) that you would know.