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andrewduckerWhen I told Erin that I was looking forward to Harry Potter 5 she said that while she'd read it when it came out in paperback, she wasn't desperate.
When I told her I'd pre-ordered it, she laughed at me and called me a fanboy.
Needless to say, since reading 400 pages over the weekend, I've not been able to get near it, as she's taken it to bed with her (she's asleep before I go to bed so I can't read it then) and then whisked it away when she heads off to work.
I'm sure this should be amusingly ironic, if I wasn't desperately avoiding any hint of a spoiler as I desperately want to finish this without being told what happens.
Tonight I believe I'll hide it so that she can't take it away and I can read it on the way too/from work (and at lunch, of course).
When I told her I'd pre-ordered it, she laughed at me and called me a fanboy.
Needless to say, since reading 400 pages over the weekend, I've not been able to get near it, as she's taken it to bed with her (she's asleep before I go to bed so I can't read it then) and then whisked it away when she heads off to work.
I'm sure this should be amusingly ironic, if I wasn't desperately avoiding any hint of a spoiler as I desperately want to finish this without being told what happens.
Tonight I believe I'll hide it so that she can't take it away and I can read it on the way too/from work (and at lunch, of course).
