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Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?
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Romilda, an ambitious reporter for the Daily Prophet, has the perfect story, but the charms of her story's subject might be too much to resist.
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Romilda is such an opportunist.
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Ah, that she is. Sieze the opportunity when you have it, right? It might not come again. :) Thanks for reading and reviewing!
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Ah, that she is. Sieze the opportunity when you have it, right? It might not come again. :) Thanks for reading and reviewing!
What is that that sportsmen have this effect on every perfectly healthy (I mean with a modicum of brain of course) women? I can't understand it.
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Lol. I don't know. It could be that since they're athletes they're naturally very confident and well-built.Thanks for reading and reviewing!
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Lol. I don't know. It could be that since they're athletes they're naturally very confident and well-built.Thanks for reading and reviewing!
What was the bit about flavour? Nice drabble!
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Romilda is just referring to the double entendre of the word "tart." So, there are Quidditch tarts who hang around after the games to "pick up" the players, and she's applying the idea of cherry, blueberry, chocolate, etc, tarts to those girls and to herself.Thanks! And Thanks for reading and reviewing!
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Romilda is just referring to the double entendre of the word "tart." So, there are Quidditch tarts who hang around after the games to "pick up" the players, and she's applying the idea of cherry, blueberry, chocolate, etc, tarts to those girls and to herself.Thanks! And Thanks for reading and reviewing!
That was a nice bit of fun. Your invented spell was very clever. I enjoyed reading this very much.
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Thanks! I wish I could cast a spell to write out all of my thoughts. That would certainly make taking notes easier, lol.Thanks for reading and reviewing!
Response from IrishEspressoGirl (Author of Chocolate, Lemon, and Quidditch...Tarts?)
Thanks! I wish I could cast a spell to write out all of my thoughts. That would certainly make taking notes easier, lol.Thanks for reading and reviewing!