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Gilderoy followed a pretty girl up the stairs to a bedroom. He knew she looked familiar, but could not understand where from, or why she kept calling him Daddy. She seemed nice, so he didn't complain. "How would you like an autograph dearie? Everyone seems to want it. I can even do them joined...

Upon arriving at yet another strange place, Gilderoy was tugged inside by the woman that was always with him. He had no idea what was going on, but he smelled food, so he figured he could stay. When he looked around, there was a pretty girl sitting in a chair. He walked over to her, flourishing...

"I have plenty of autographed pictures for all of you!" Gilderoy called as he was lead from the room. "I will send some down with this lovely young woman!" He was literally being pulled along, up the stairs back to his bedroom. He looked at the woman, she looked slightly familiar, but he had no...

Gilderoy was walking around in his room, when he realized that the door had been left open. That never usually happened, so he decided to go see what was outside. He took his trusty self inking quill with him, full of permanent, everchanging ink, and headed out into the hallway in his bathrobe...

Gilderoy continued to read through the bag of fan mail that was at his side. He ignored Daisy as she asked him if she could do anything for him. He was back in his own world again, not really remembering anything, but reading his letters over and over and practicing his joined up writing.

"Daughter? I have a daughter?" Gilderoy replied, looking at the girl standing before him. "Ah, yes, you look like me in a way. You have lovely locks, but they are not blonde like mine. Are you sure you are my daughter?" he looked at Daisy like he was assessing her head to toe. Daisy was used to...

Gilderoy noticed that a young woman walked into the room. She looked familiar, but he wasn't sure why. Maybe she was a fan? He really had no idea. The room he was in was very familiar. He was pretty sure he had been here before, but could not remember when or where here was. "Hello my dear...