Today, for the first time, Elizabeth is going to Diagon Alley with her father and two brothers. To get there, she took the subway because, as she lives in the London countryside, it was difficult to easily reach the city center, and since her father didn't want to take the car that morning, they used the subway. Before going to Diagon Alley, they had to pass by the Leaky Cauldron, a place the Hamilton family didn't like at all. Arriving at Diagon Alley, her father took his daughter by the shoulder so she couldn't go wherever she wanted. Accompanied by his two sons, he took her to Flourish and Blotts. When they entered, the young girl looked all around her; there were books on the shelves; she was like in book heaven. Elizabeth wanted to move towards a shelf, but the grip her father had on her shoulder prevented her. He leaned toward her and said in an icy voice,

"We only take what we need."

He let go of Elizabeth's shoulder in front of the door and told her not to move. The young girl remained alone while her brothers and father went to get all the books. My young girl would have preferred to be here with her mother, but unfortunately, she had fallen ill a few days earlier and she still hadn't recovered. With a sigh, the young girl resigned herself to waiting without saying anything.



@Rafal Devereux