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Pucki · 09-26-2016, 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Cynthia Davis

The librarian studied the student in front of her. Was he going to approach...? Yes. Yes, he was. She smiled warmly as he stuttered through his question.

"Absolutely. We've got a whole section." she said nodding. "Do you have a more specific genre in mind?" she asked. "Historical fiction? Romance? Mystery?" she asked popping out some ideas.

His heart beat slowly started evening out at her response. Smiling was good. Smiling was definitely not scary.

Now what kind of a genre did he have in mind? He cringed slightly, probably visibly at the mention of romance stories. No thank you. Definitely not romance, his sister read enough of that rubbish for both of the siblings. "Mystery or thriller..." he commented after a moment, thinking about the types of muggle books that he usually read. "Please," he added on after a moment, shyly looking back down at his shoes.

Manners shouldn't be forgotten.

09-26-2016, 06:38 AM	#4 (permalink)
Pucki DMLE Puffskein Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 1,208 Hogwarts RPG Name: Shera Ben-Ari Third Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Cynthia Davis The librarian studied the student in front of her. Was he going to approach...? Yes. Yes, he was. She smiled warmly as he stuttered through his question. "Absolutely. We've got a whole section." she said nodding. "Do you have a more specific genre in mind?" she asked. "Historical fiction? Romance? Mystery?" she asked popping out some ideas. His heart beat slowly started evening out at her response. Smiling was good. Smiling was definitely not scary. Now what kind of a genre did he have in mind? He cringed slightly, probably visibly at the mention of romance stories. No thank you. Definitely not romance, his sister read enough of that rubbish for both of the siblings. "Mystery or thriller..." he commented after a moment, thinking about the types of muggle books that he usually read. "Please," he added on after a moment, shyly looking back down at his shoes. Manners shouldn't be forgotten.