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Date: Saturday, 16 February 2002
Time: late evening, about the time the pub's get hopping
Location: Finnigan's
Characters Involved: Hannah Abbot and OPEN (everyone invited, just a time to hang out and interact with those you might not normally interact with)
Rating: That's up to you all.
Hannah hadn't had a Valentine since Hogwarts when she'd exchanged gifts with Justin and Ernie. Not having had to worry about it in all these years, she'd been rather surprised when she recieved not one, but two, which in all honesty, had her more than a bit confused and bewildered. Her perfect response to the situation, go to work. True, she might see either Dean or Ron, but she'd be so busy she wouldn't have time to think about the Valentines or the fact that she had gotten nothing for either of them.
Tonight, she'd told Seamus she'd help out behind the bar. Rarely had she helped with the drinks, but she was learning a few of the mixes beyond a simple Firewhiskey, glass of wine, or malt. Having arrived early, she was well into the groove by the time the pub began to pick up for the evening. She flirted with the male customers and pointed out to the ladies the gentelmen that were watching them. Hannah was having a wonderful evening between the tips and the enjoyable banter with customers.
Time: late evening, about the time the pub's get hopping
Location: Finnigan's
Characters Involved: Hannah Abbot and OPEN (everyone invited, just a time to hang out and interact with those you might not normally interact with)
Rating: That's up to you all.
Hannah hadn't had a Valentine since Hogwarts when she'd exchanged gifts with Justin and Ernie. Not having had to worry about it in all these years, she'd been rather surprised when she recieved not one, but two, which in all honesty, had her more than a bit confused and bewildered. Her perfect response to the situation, go to work. True, she might see either Dean or Ron, but she'd be so busy she wouldn't have time to think about the Valentines or the fact that she had gotten nothing for either of them.
Tonight, she'd told Seamus she'd help out behind the bar. Rarely had she helped with the drinks, but she was learning a few of the mixes beyond a simple Firewhiskey, glass of wine, or malt. Having arrived early, she was well into the groove by the time the pub began to pick up for the evening. She flirted with the male customers and pointed out to the ladies the gentelmen that were watching them. Hannah was having a wonderful evening between the tips and the enjoyable banter with customers.