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Reading the Fine Print (4 drabbles) [G to PG13]
Title: Reading the Fine Print
Author:bonfoi
Rating: G to PG13
Pairing: Remus Lupin/Severus Snape
Summary: Four distinctly different drabbles for the prompt.
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snupin100 Challenge 280: The Daily Prophet
Word Count: 100 x 4 … give or take a few words
Genre: EWE; Romance; Adventure
Warnings: A bit of profanity, but only a bit
A/N: This is a wonderful prompt since it lends itself so easily to so many scenarios.
Looking at the Daily Prophet is like reading the parrot's cage liner.
Author:
bonfoiRating: G to PG13
Pairing: Remus Lupin/Severus Snape
Summary: Four distinctly different drabbles for the prompt.
Challenge:
snupin100 Challenge 280: The Daily ProphetWord Count: 100 x 4 … give or take a few words
Genre: EWE; Romance; Adventure
Warnings: A bit of profanity, but only a bit
A/N: This is a wonderful prompt since it lends itself so easily to so many scenarios.
Looking at the Daily Prophet is like reading the parrot's cage liner.
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