The summer was always busy. People from all over the world visited the famous Leaky Cauldron and Fae enjoyed it. So many people to talk to and so many stories to hear. There was a vast amount of different people that passed through too. From the ill-witted to scholars it was surely the place to be for those that loved to socialise with anyone and everyone no matter what their backgrounds.

The past few days had been filled with students of Hogwarts and their parents, getting their wands and school supplies. Some families waited until the end of the summer to get their bits and pieces, some got them as soon as they received their letters. Fae remembered enjoying Hogwarts and wanting to get all her things the moment she got her letter, she even enjoyed reading her books the moment she got them home. She also remembered how she used to go to Florean Fortescues and she was sure that was where her love of ice cream started.

Today was of course another busy day at the Leaky Cauldron but the bar itself was nearly empty save a few singles that had no intentions on mingling with the masses that sat around the tables, drinking, ordering food and spending time with their families and friends. Fae absolutely loved the atmosphere and while she worked she had a smile on her face and some good conversations, even though they were short she enjoyed them greatly.

Pouring a couple of butterbeers she sat them on the bar. Hank gave her the right money and then took them on over to his table. His kids cheered and Fae smiled as she put the money into the till. She looked across the bar and noticed someone else had joined the ranks. Sat at the end of the bar was Griffin. Her heart had skipped a beat the second she had noticed him but she'd been practicing what to do and say the next time she saw him.

Taking a deep breathe to calm herself and set her mind straight Fae thought of how Griffin had saved her and it sent butterflies all around her stomach but she couldn't ignore him. Walking over and taking a deep breath she smiled at Griffin, concentrating on not letting it turn into a ridiculously large grin. "Well, if it isn't my hero." She'd practiced saying it in front of the mirror and in all honesty had felt like a bit of an idiot but she'd eventually gotten the hang of it and felt confident enough to use it, however now that she was in front of Griffin she couldn't bring herself to say the words, they just weren't something she'd say.

"Hello Griffin." She may not have said what she had practiced but she could still control her actions and thoughts. "What can I get you?" She asked, making sure she kept breathing properly. The last thing she wanted to do was faint in front of him, say something stupid or worse, mess up so she had to keep her mind as clear as possible, despite the fact that she wanted to melt like ice cream on a hot sidewalk at a single glance of his eyes. He was simply hypnotic.

T A G ;; Griffin Garrick Ollivander
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W O R D S ;; FiveThreeNine
R A G S ;; Fae II