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[mostgiftedwitch]

The intent is to send a message to Jaenelle only, but since she's still learning, she accidentally sends the message below to all Blood. Whether or not they "hear" the message is up to them, but there was no filtering on Hermione's part.

"Jaenelle, I've thought about what we discussed and after seeing what it does to you when you helped Nerdanel,

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[sweariwontdie]

*overhears as well, and wise for once, decides not to come between Jaenelle and her male relatives*

*goes to find Hermione instead*

I heard that. What happened?

[mostgiftedwitch]

She's rather confused that -Armand- heard her comment, as she thought she filtered it, and as a result is blushing rather profusely as she realises her mistake... It takes her a while to respond, but she does... eventually. Being -very- careful to actually send it to Armand specifically.

"I asked for Jaenelle's help with Nerdanel's memory loss, and she neglected to tell me it would take so much out of her when she agreed to help."

[sweariwontdie]

*deep breath before he tries to answer*

I think everyone heard you. So Jaenelle is probably now dealing with her male relatives and the First Circle members who've known her longest. I hope she forgives you.

And as for the rest, I only ask because Nerdanel is family, and I don't ask details because those are hers to share, but did whatever help Jaenelle gave her seem to work?

[mostgiftedwitch]

Defaulting to her usual snippish tone when she wants to hide her embarrassment, she replies back after pausing for a good long while.

"I don't really know, as I didn't think it to be my business. So perhaps you are better off asking your mother?"

[sweariwontdie]

He can't really hide his hurt.

"Fine. I will."

[mostgiftedwitch]

Somewhat mollified, but still a bit irritated she replies back.

"I'm sorry you got hurt, but you might want to think about what -you- say and -how- you say it, too!"

[sweariwontdie]

*still upset and a bit snippy himself*

"I'm not the one who sent a private message to all the Blood. Good-day, madame."

[mostgiftedwitch]

And we're back to full blown irritation now.

"That attitude is -exactly- what I mean. Did it -ever- occur to you, Mr. I'm-so-much-better-at-Craft, that I did. not. KNOW? And a good day to -you-, too."

She turns around in a huff and stalks off.