RP: A serious problem
Date: 22 September 1999
Characters: Anthony Goldstein, Lisa Turpin
Location: Foyles Bookshop, Muggle London
Status: Private
Summary: Lisa and Anthony have similar dilemmas.
Completion: Incomplete.
Lisa and Anthony had owled back and forth a couple of times when he'd got back to London from his weekend trip home, and Lisa had bemoaned her lack of current reading material. Anthony was in a similar state. There were a couple of tomes on his shelf that he hadn't read, but he actually wasn't particularly drawn to either of them at the moment, and wanted to find something new.
Lisa had proposed they go into Muggle London, an idea which still daunted Anthony somewhat, to a bookshop she knew called Foyles. Anthony agreed, and soon found himself surrounded by more books than there were at Tattered Pages and Flourish and Blotts together.
It was brilliant. No matter that they were, of course, all Muggle books. That just meant that there were even more possibilities than at a Wizarding bookshop, since Anthony's knowledge of Muggle literature was limited.
He grinned at Lisa. "This? Was a brilliant idea. Good way to spend a Sunday evening."
Characters: Anthony Goldstein, Lisa Turpin
Location: Foyles Bookshop, Muggle London
Status: Private
Summary: Lisa and Anthony have similar dilemmas.
Completion: Incomplete.
Lisa and Anthony had owled back and forth a couple of times when he'd got back to London from his weekend trip home, and Lisa had bemoaned her lack of current reading material. Anthony was in a similar state. There were a couple of tomes on his shelf that he hadn't read, but he actually wasn't particularly drawn to either of them at the moment, and wanted to find something new.
Lisa had proposed they go into Muggle London, an idea which still daunted Anthony somewhat, to a bookshop she knew called Foyles. Anthony agreed, and soon found himself surrounded by more books than there were at Tattered Pages and Flourish and Blotts together.
It was brilliant. No matter that they were, of course, all Muggle books. That just meant that there were even more possibilities than at a Wizarding bookshop, since Anthony's knowledge of Muggle literature was limited.
He grinned at Lisa. "This? Was a brilliant idea. Good way to spend a Sunday evening."