Kensington
”That’ll be 3 Galleons and 8 Sickles, Mr. Regan sirs.”Murphy peered down kindly at the house elf staring at him with his wide eyes. Clad in the uniform of the local grocery delivery service, he’d dropped off bags upon bags of groceries. Pulling out his wallet, Murphy unfolded his Gringotts voucher slip and scrawled the amount on the lines before signing it, passing it to the elf. “Thank you, Zippy.” He said kindly, before the elf popped out. Spinning to look at the food on the counter, he rubbed his hands together and grinned.
“Perfect!”
This was one of the days out of the week that he’d snuck and spent the night at Erika’s flat. They’d gone to some muggle flick full of explosions and gratuitous use of curse words, and it’d been amazing. Murphy didn’t know how the muggles did it, but they made their picture shows so realistic. After a quick to the pub, and apparating to her flat, Kira and he had taken a shower together and fallen asleep. He’d woken up to her getting ready for work, and swiftly fallen back to sleep. When Murphy opened his eyes, the sun was beaming directly into them. The only thoughts he could grasp was how he needed to get the hell out of this sun patch, how much he had to piss, and how hungry he was.
After the first two of his goals were accomplished, and he’d showered and tidied up Erika’s room, he padded into the kitchen shirtless, with his deep blue pajama pants hanging low on his waist. Then he’d opened the fridge, and was horrified. There was nothing in there. Well, there was food in there, but he’d feel guilty eating as much as he’d wanted to when he was a guest. So he’d ordered groceries, and was now putting them up, contemplating what he wanted to cook. He might have gone overboard in his hunger, and filled their pantry to the brim, but that just gave him so many ideas of what he wanted to cook. The monster in his stomach was growling for relief.
Crepes, bacon, eggs with spinach, fried potatoes with cheese…His hands moved swiftly and surely as he prepared what he needed for the meal. Humming to himself, his low voice rumbling in his chest, he was so involved in stirring the strawberries that were slowly cooking on the stove for the crepes that when he heard an audible squeak, he startled a bit before turning. Blue eyes widened, before a cheerful grin crept across his face as he stared at the unfamiliar girl. Setting the spoon aside, he turned fully towards her and extended his hand.
“G’Morning sleepyhead! You must be Lulu! I’m Murphy. D’ya want crepes or pancakes, cause I can make both!”