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Week Name/Date/Time: 'The Minister is Elected'/ Sunday, November 6th, 2005/6:15pm
Location: Outside Gryffindor Tower to "Empty Classroom"
Open to: Lexi
Currently  Involving: Julian O'Brien and Lexi

It had really been ages since they had had a proper picnic (not that this one was exactly going out to be outside on the grass), and he missed it. He had

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"Good," he said turning to smile at her. "But you would tell me?" he asked slightly concerned. Julian wasn't exactly sure how he would break into Gryffindor Tower, let alone the girl's dorms, but he knew he would find a way. Sure, Lexi was friends with Jackie who aspired to be a healer - but she had a life and more important things to tend to. He had nothing better to do, honestly. Ill loved ones were on the top of his priority list.

Julian was enthralled that his surprise had been so well received. It appeared she liked it. He returned her embrace, rubbing her back gently. Pulling away, he realized with distress that he had to control himself. He sat down, nodding toward the seat opposite him, motioning her to sit. "I'm so glad you like it. It's not exactly nice outside, so I thought I'd bring spring inside the castle!" They couldn't stay too late though, all this would disappear eventually.

"Guess what?!" he exclaimed cheerfully as he began to unpack things. Two glasses, two plates, a loaf of fresh bread, he began taking out all the sandwich things. This time, however, he was prepared with condiments and pickles - of all different varieties. Also, he had lettuce and tomatoes, just in case. He didn't want to leave anything out. He didn't really give her a chance to say 'What', before he was explaining. "I was able to thin the Jumer, so it doesn't look so much like blood. I had to cut three seconds off a stewing time or something like that," Julian said shrugging as if it wasn't anything. "Now it has the consistency of actual juice, say, fruit punch, but still all the flavor!" He had been dying to tell her this, as she was the first person who mattered to have tried it.