(H)In The Streets

[Draco Malfoy]

Draco looked at the book he was given and made a face, sticking it on a random shelf, before looking back at Ollivander with a glare. "I'm surprised you didn't just toss it at my head." He said dryly, placing his hands in his pockets. "Thanks for spoiling my fun, by the way."

His gaze moved to the previous book he had held and he rolled his eyes, "Fairy tales are for children." He said arrogantly, looking back at Ollivander.

[Helia Ollivander]

"Sorry, I'd just hate to see any of these lovely artifacts get hurt in a fight." she shrugged sullenly and then continued back aorund the corner, to where she had been earlier, fidgeting with random odds and ends from around the store.

[James McFinnigan]

"You tryin' to start something Malfoy?" Fin asked, approching the Slytherin, once Helia had given the book back to Lisa. He gave a small nod of thanks to his friend as she left, then continued to stare coldly into Draco's eyes. "Because I find it rather strange," he continued, "that you would want to start a fight, and run the risk of damaging that oh so disgusting face of yours."

[Draco Malfoy]

"I don't resort to muggle fighting, McFinnigan. Therefore, my gorgeous face will stay just that." He looked back at the Ravenclaw calmly, before a small smirk appeared on his lips. "How very chivalrous of you, however, standing up for your girlfriend!"

[James McFinnigan]

"Who says I need my hands to mess up that thing you call a face, Malfoy?" Fin said, slowly reaching for his wand.

[Draco Malfoy]

Draco watched as McFinnigan reached for his wand with a small smirk, before looking to his side, trying to spot Ollivander. "Hmm," he said thoughtfully, before turning back to the angry boy with a roll of his eyes.

"Really, maybe you should get Turpin to do the fighting." He said coolly, his eyes spotting something old and leather on one of the bottom shelves. He picked it up, strangely enough, as old objects usually didn't catch his attention. Flipping the front page, he noticed it was empty, and realised it was a journal.

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa watched the fighting with wide eyes, blushing slightly at her book choice before looking over at Malfoy, watching as he studied an old journal. Not really sure what to do as the two boys started to argue, she sighed and stood there awkwardly, hoping they wouldn't do anything that would ruin the beautiful shop, or irritate the shop owner.

[Helia Ollivander]

Halo watched all of this conspire from behind a bookshelf, 'Och, boys.' she thought with a roll of her eyes. She pushed a book aside and said, "Hey, Lisa, there's a book over here you simply have to see!"
There was no book in reality, but she assumed that once Lisa was out of the way the boys would lose interest in their fight over her. To keep from being a total liar though Helia quickly grabbed a nearby book. Coincidentally enough it was a history of Hufflepuff Heads of Houses. She wasn't sure if that would be anything Lisa would be interested in, but it was a book that had to do with Lisa and in the end she could always put the book back.

[Lisa Turpin]

Startled by the voice, Lisa turned around and spotted Halo. Sending her an appreciative glance, she quickly hurried behind the shelf excusing herself from the two boys. When she finally reached her, she smiled gratefully and looked at the book, her smile growing. Raising her eyebrows, she took the offered book and shook her head, "That one seems boring," she said with a grin, pulling out the previous book she had found. "This one however," she looked at it fondly and scooted closer to Helia, opening the cover. "You've read it before?"

[Helia Ollivander]

"Twice." she said happily. "I've been in this shop all day looking at all the random odds and ends, I saw the book and read it end to end. It's quite fascinating!" she said with a broad smile.

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa looked at Helia with a bright smile, "Really! That must have been fun," she said slowly, looking toward Fin affectionately, "Fin doesn't like antique shopping very much, I think," she said with a grin, before looking back at the Ravenclaw. "Did you find anything else that was interesting? A lot of these things are pretty creepy too though, huh?" She said, remembering the startling clock.

[Helia Ollivander]

"Creepy, yes. But also fascinating." her eyes flashed mischevously. "As for interesting things, there's a mirror over on that shelf that's enchanted to predict the weather." she smiled, "It's very fun." she smiled, "There's also a book that shows you what could happen depending on what profession you want to be in." she said with a nod.