First Meeting of the Werewolves' Wives Club
Date: November 20
Time: Just before lunch
Location: Spinner's End briefly, then on to Hogwarts
Characters Involved: Pansy Parkinson, Mandy Brocklehurst, Fleur Delacour, June Connors
Rating: PG-13, as always, for language
Ever since Perry had brought up the idea of moving in together, it had been floating around Pansy's mind, bothering her like only an unresolved issue could. And she couldn't swat it away or squirrel it away. Every time she thought of Perry, it was right there, dancing about, interrupting her memories.
And, embarassingly, she thought about Perry a lot.
It was similarly embarassing that Pansy was actually going to pay a visit expressly to ask the advice of a Gryffindor. She wasn't used to depending on people in this way. Getting good advice meant opening up to people; really telling them what you were thinking. Even so short a time as nine months ago, Pansy didn't think she would really have been up to the challenge. Now though, she needed to get this off her chest and speak to someone who knew Perry. She'd talked to her father; she'd spoken to Ady. June was the only one left.
How depressing.
Accordingly then, Pansy presented herself at the door of Spinner's End at about quarter past eleven and knocked sharply on the door, and when a girl she didn't recognise answered, she inclined her head and asked, "Is June around?"
Time: Just before lunch
Location: Spinner's End briefly, then on to Hogwarts
Characters Involved: Pansy Parkinson, Mandy Brocklehurst, Fleur Delacour, June Connors
Rating: PG-13, as always, for language
Ever since Perry had brought up the idea of moving in together, it had been floating around Pansy's mind, bothering her like only an unresolved issue could. And she couldn't swat it away or squirrel it away. Every time she thought of Perry, it was right there, dancing about, interrupting her memories.
And, embarassingly, she thought about Perry a lot.
It was similarly embarassing that Pansy was actually going to pay a visit expressly to ask the advice of a Gryffindor. She wasn't used to depending on people in this way. Getting good advice meant opening up to people; really telling them what you were thinking. Even so short a time as nine months ago, Pansy didn't think she would really have been up to the challenge. Now though, she needed to get this off her chest and speak to someone who knew Perry. She'd talked to her father; she'd spoken to Ady. June was the only one left.
How depressing.
Accordingly then, Pansy presented herself at the door of Spinner's End at about quarter past eleven and knocked sharply on the door, and when a girl she didn't recognise answered, she inclined her head and asked, "Is June around?"