Avery
Gwenn had only been back for about half an hour. Getting out of the airport was always such an ordeal. She hated the airports nearly as much as she hated the airplanes themselves.
When she walked out, Gwenn managed to find the car her uncle had sent for her. Sitting inside, she just stared out the window as they drove. This was insanity. She'd said it, thought it, too many times since she'd heard about everything.
When the car finally stopped at MacMahon Manor, she stared at the house. It was nice, it was safe. She'd probably be safe either way, but with random murders starting again...you never knew, did you? Instead of spending too much time there, she only went in and put Keely down in the sitting room. Luckily, the only house elf they had, Iz, heard her and came rushing in asking if there was anything she could do for "Miss Gwenndalyne."
Putting on her most friendly smile, she sent the little creature to tell her aunt to watch the puppy and then she was gone. Gwenn wanted to see one person more than anything at the moment. Bag still in hand, she apparated right in front of Avery's (and Andy's, apparently) flat and knocked with a little more urgency than was necessary.
When she walked out, Gwenn managed to find the car her uncle had sent for her. Sitting inside, she just stared out the window as they drove. This was insanity. She'd said it, thought it, too many times since she'd heard about everything.
When the car finally stopped at MacMahon Manor, she stared at the house. It was nice, it was safe. She'd probably be safe either way, but with random murders starting again...you never knew, did you? Instead of spending too much time there, she only went in and put Keely down in the sitting room. Luckily, the only house elf they had, Iz, heard her and came rushing in asking if there was anything she could do for "Miss Gwenndalyne."
Putting on her most friendly smile, she sent the little creature to tell her aunt to watch the puppy and then she was gone. Gwenn wanted to see one person more than anything at the moment. Bag still in hand, she apparated right in front of Avery's (and Andy's, apparently) flat and knocked with a little more urgency than was necessary.