[This is a bit in the making but hey, it's here :) ]Lavender’s head fell back against the pillow with a sigh. She knew her hair was a mess, sticking up in odd places, and she knew for a fact that her face was most likely flushed with pink, but she could not care less. A content smile tugged at her lips as she tried to catch her breath ( Read more... )

He’d noticed the advert lying on the kitchen table the week prior, with little red circles round small blocks of text. Percy didn’t know what had prompted Lavender to start looking for other places to live, places that weren’t in their home ( Read more... )

Lavender had tried giving Susan plenty of time to adjust to married life, but she was finding herself missing her friend and decided that a few weeks was good enough. Her friend deserved all the happiness in the world, and if Ron Weasley didn’t give it to her, then Lavender would need to have a chat with the red-haired man ( Read more... )

Percy,

Happy birthday, old man archivist. You name the date and time and we'll have a night of red wine and conversation. Perhaps I can be convinced to check you for grey hairs.

Love,
Lav

P.S. - The trou are for wearing under your sun-god pants. I bought myself a matching pair.

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[Please pretend this went up on Friday. Thanks, loveys!]

Mr. Rosier,

The January 28 issue of the Hogsmeade Herald, the one featuring the article I wrote about your triumphant return from the dead, was our best selling issue ever. Our readership was expanded by 100%.

As a ‘thank you’ for allowing a small village newspaper to run your exclusive story, I ( Read more... )

Mr. Rosier,

Your article will be going to print this Friday.

Lavender Brown
Editor-in-Chief, Hogmeade Herald

Nate had no doubt the reporter from the Hogsmeade Herald would accept his invitation to Falcon Court, presumptuous as it was. Ms. Brown represented a small newspaper with limited circulation, but an exclusive with him could greatly widen their readership and boost their clout with the larger wizarding papers in Britain. He had considered ( Read more... )

Mr. Nathaniel Rosier,

My name is Lavender Brown and I’m the editor-in-chief at the Hogsmeade Herald. I recently heard of your return and am interested in constructing an article explaining your reappearance. I’m sure you’re aware that a man who was declared deceased is a rather big story.

I’m also sure that you’ve already been approached by several ( Read more... )

Distractions were something that Lavender constantly found for herself. Helping Jack with his school work, fretting over veils and invitations with Susan, coming up with new article ideas for the writers at The Herald; Anything that would distract her from the non-happy things that were happening in her life seemed to fill up her days, because if ( Read more... )

Lavender flipped through the bridal magazine, eyes flicking from cake to flower arrangements, hazel gaze slightly distant. It wasn’t hard to admit the place settings were pretty, but she’d found herself distracted by her own thoughts ( Read more... )