Gabi sighed as she stared at the empty classroom. For days she'd been cooped up with the Death Eaters and for days, she worried that any of them might snap and take their anger out on her. She hoped that she could trust her father to keep her safe, though Gabi knew better than to hold her breath on it
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"Holding up, 'lright?" he asked.
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She stared at the man another moment before looking away, toward the window. It was snowing outside and Gabi was stuck there in that corridor with some of the most feared people she could think of.
It was a drag, to say the least.
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It did seem a bit odd. One Slytherins hanging around two Gryffindors. And she did not see the type to do such a thing willingly.
"If you don't mind me asking."
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"I'd gone for a walk to do some thinking and I ended up here. And I just so happened to run into the two Gryffindors. I have no idea what they were doing up here."
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He sighed and found it hopeless. He was not going to magically run into his daughter. She was far away.
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"So, why exactly is it that you're in this nasty business. Why not cauldron sales or something?"
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He laughed at the thought of his past. When Ea was pregnant and wanted somebody strong and brave to support them.
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"Do you like what you do?"
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Gabi leaned back in her seat lightly, her eyebrows knitting together. Well, the man didn't need to know that his daughter and herself didn't necessarily get along.
"I can see the resemblance."
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Blien always hated the fact that Morag made people call her Mori. Mori was a stupid name, he thought.
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Gabi folded her arms loosely, relaxing in the cool, hard seat.
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He turned to the hallway and looked down each way. It was barren.
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