Before I ask for details regarding your film (it's a Muggle thing, I'll
show you sometime) worthy kiss with a young Mr Lupin, I need to let you
know that your brother mentioned something about wanting to give me his
mother's ring, so please watch him. I will not be the motivation behind his
theft of your family's heirlooms.
Now, about my two favourite bookworms. I was under the
impression that you two kept your displays of affection in private, but that
kiss was something else! The whole train was talking about it. I tried to keep
the gossip to a minimum, I promise.
Strangers are one thing, but your friends are another. Mary is
staying with me for the summer, and she's begging me for details too
inappropriate for me to even write.
Let me know if we're still coming to your house this summer to have
another river picnic. I'll bring pop for you to try. It's like cold, fizzy
butterbeer.
Love,
LilsDear Lily,
Mum offers you thanks in regards to the whereabouts of
Grandmother Black's opal ring went missing the first day we got home. Jamie
is now missing his broomstick, which is being held ransom until he writes
you a letter of apology, so let me know when that happens.
Tell Mary that the details of my private relationship are just that—
private; also, that was, in fact, our first kiss, followed swiftly by our second
and third and then our fourth, and so on once we actually boarded the train.
Thank you for your great sacrifice of distracting my brother. I know
it was a bother to you, but it did give me the opportunity to tell Remus that
I loved him without a pestering older sibling ready to poke fun at our expense.
Speaking of Remus... he hasn't written. I think something's
wrong. His dad met him at King's Cross and looked so very angry. I don't
think he knew about our relationship, and he was clearly upset about it.
Not sure about the river this year. If Remus doesn't write me soon,
I doubt I'll be in much of a mood to celebrate anything.
Love,
Mia
PS: I know what films and pop are.