Charina entered the Three Broomsticks. She needed more photos for Witch Weekly, and she doesn't have a single one at the moment. She sat on one of the seats. One of the waiters walked over to her. "Would you want anything, ma'am?" he asked politely. "I'll have a butterbeer." Charina said.

Nodding, the waiter walked away. Charina wasn't in the mood for firewhiskey, which was her favorite. She didn't want to get drunk, or even just a bit. She needed to do some work, but she felt tired and ended up in The Three Broomsticks.

Opening the first edition of Witch Weekly, she didn't notice the person who just walked in.

Anscom was just taking a casual stroll down the street, when he was suddenly ambushed by reporters and squealing girls. He froze in his tracks and shielded his face from the glare of the camera's as he hurried along and ducked into the first place he could. The door slammed shut behind him and he gasped for breath as people looked at him strangely. A group of teenagers giggled hysterically in a corner and pointed at him, hush whispers accompanying their giggles. Anscom rolled his eyes and ruffled his hair, before sleeking it back once more and walked over to the bar. He took a seat.

"I'll have a butterbeer," he ordered with a grin as the girl blushed bright red. He took the drink as she gave it to him and took a sip, looking around idly curious.

Charina peered over the magazine. Her eyes widened. Just sitting at the bar, she saw Anscom Turner, the Drummer for the Wicked Wizards. She smirked and finished her butterbeer.

Straightening her shirt, she grabbed her bag and walked over to the bar. "I'll have another butterbeer, please," she said, smiling. The girl gave her another glass.

Charina fumbled with her camera, wondering what to do now that she was sitting beside Anscom Turner. She took a sip of butterbeer and pressed her lips together. "Hm..." she thought; "What to do...? I couldn't just go and snap some pictures, but then I couldn't just go ahead and talk...." She scanned the room and noticed a few reporters entered The Three Broomsticks.