I guess it depends on what you like to do, yeah?

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Hmm, you've got a point there. So let's see, what do I like to do...

I guess anything that doesn't involve a whole bunch of money, since I'm pathetically broke right now. I'm clearly not too picky.

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Aye, well then. I'm relatively new here too, as I hail from a much-smaller Scottish town. I guess there's a whole lot of sightseeing to do, London is quite the pretty city.

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Oooh, never met me a Scotsman before!

It's not that I'm not used to the city aspect of it... I just don't know where anything is!

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Well. You've certainly got to check out Diagon Alley, there's a whole lot of places to visit. Shops, pubs and whatnot.

I'm Avery, by the way.

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Hi Avery! I've already been to Diagon Alley. I work there, actually, as of two days ago.

Any particular spots you'd recommend personally?

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Oh really? Where at?

Fratelli Camisa's a great place to get some coffee and a bite to eat. Flourish & Blotts is pretty nice bookstore, too. And if you've got a sweet tooth, there's Florean Fortescue's Ice Cream Parlour.

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Well, I work at Flourish & Blotts, actually!

I've always got a sweet tooth. And I'm a bit of a caffeine addict, to be honest. So it looks like you've given me perfect suggestions!

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I'm sure I'll be running into you, then.

I'm glad I could be of help.

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I look forward to it! Maybe we could grab coffee sometime. :)

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Of course. Maybe after you get off from work?

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Sounds like a plan! I usually get off around 4.

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Alright. I'll be seeing you soon, then.

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Admittedly, not much.

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Hmm, that doesn't sound very promising.

Well, from the limited selections, what would you do if you were a) poor and b) bored?

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Poor and bored, two things that describe me rather well sort of-- Hrm. I would probably head to the library, to be honest. True blue Ravenclaw here. Plus with this weather, it's better to be cool I think.

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We didn't have 'houses' at my school, though it seems like a pretty cool system.

The library! That's a good idea. I'm a fan of the written word. Which is probably why I work in a store that sells books exclusively. And staying cool is definitely a perk. You Ravenclaws must be the brainy ones. :)

Is it bad to spend your free time in a place that so closely resembles your workplace, though?

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Really? I can't even imagine going to school without ridiculous rivalries and the expectations brought upon by with a talking hat sets upon you when you're merely eleven years of age.

And yes, the Ravenclaws are the brainy ones.

Hm, I'm not sure--if you get sick of books, then it might be a problem.

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Wow. That sounds like everything I dreamed it would be!

Although, to be honest, it sounds a lot like Salem. Only we didn't have a talking hat. Just a lot of adolescent witches forced to live together for seven years. I think they just knew that we'd tear each other into sects without the chatty headwear.

I don't think I could ever get sick of books. So I guess I just answered my own question.

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