Week Name/Date/Time: 'Join the Club' / Tuesday, March 14th, 2006 / 5:02 PM.
Location: Grounds? Courtyardy? Place?
Open To: Tatiana
Currently Involving: Hargreaves
Hargreaves Beckett had done a fair amount of stewing and complaining to himself and in general, being what those of a lesser breed would call "a mardy bum." Life wasn't fair, that he was
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...Though on the bright side, she still had a love for Manolo Blahniks. There was nothing wrong with THOSE! They were still right and lovely. In fact, Tatiana was wearing a pair of them right now--shiny, black peep-toe heels, matched to her Hogwarts robes. Hee. She liked to look at them as she walked. It made her run into quite a few pillars and/or walls, but it was a small price to pay.
"EEP!" She collided with a bench and nearly tripped over it. Grabbing at the nearest person to keep herself upright, Tatiana fought to stay balanced.
Said person happened to be her cousin Hargy.
"Hargy," she greeted him, letting go of his shoulder. "You're looking...a bit angry."
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Gut reaction; payback. He half-expected the FUKD to come after him and denounce him as a traitor and what-not. Perhaps they were getting a head-start before the meeting later that night. Fortunately for him, he didn't think any vengeful future Death Eaters would be attacking him and yelping before they did it, and to his surprise, he saw his cousin Tatiana. His eyes widened a bit as she thought he looked angry and he shook his head, instantly putting on his usual mild, slightly bored expression. "Oh, I'm not. I was just looking up at the tree, actually."
"Are you. . .feeling any better?" Hargreaves asked carefully. "I mean, how've you been? Since. . .Saturday?"
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"At the tree?" she looked up at it, eyes wide, looking for something eye-catching up there. ...She saw nothing of interest, and blinked at Hargreaves curiously. "Are you positively sure? Since when did you have a fondness for nature?"
Feeling any better? What about--oh, right. It took her a moment to register the question. Slowly she formed some sort of semi-coherent response (it took effort to think and speak simultaneously, it did!): "A bit different. ...I'm a bit afraid of shoes now, can you imagine?" She tapped her feet together. "I won't be able to wear Louboutins again for the rest of my life. Thank Merlin for Blahniks ( ... )
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Hargreaves smiled and replied, "I thought I saw a grindylow in it. And wondered what in the world a grindylow was doing out of the lake and up in an oak. It was just some leaves. Did have me very curious, though."
Not true. Hey, he needed practice at lying, anyways!
He looked at his cousin in an oddly innocent manner, waiting for her answer. He found himself relieved when all she could speak of were shoes, and laughed nearly silently. "Loo. . .blah. . .I have no idea what you're talking about, Tatiana. Remember? I stick to Vanity Fair, not the fashion magazines. Well. . .is Vanity Fair a fashion. . ." He rolled his eyes and laughed again, "Oh bother, never mind. As long as you're all right and all. There are worse things than being afraid of shoes ( ... )
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"I thought grindylows lived in--" Tatiana began, before she realised Hargy was being sarcastic. "Oh. Don't do that!" she semi-whined, "it makes me feel rather stupid." If Hargy wanted to practise lying, he should do it by telling some Hufflepuff girls that they had a great sense of style. If THAT wasn't lying, Tati didn't know what was. Honestly, lack of good taste seemed to be an acquired trait of people in that house. Better a Lion than a Badger, Tati would say.
"Louboutin," she guided enthusiastically with a grin, "say it with me. You can do it! 'Louboutin'." And then she remembered that brand had traumatized her. "...Ooooh but Blahniks are just as lovely. Perhaps more ( ... )
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