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I'm very tired of my father's hinting. I think I shall ignore his next letter. That's really the only thing of import that I care to mention to myself.
Though I suppose I could write of other things. Like the weather - which has taken a turn for the worse, after several days of sunshine. I saw someone mentioning music coming from the Owlry a few days ago. Rather publicly, I believe. No doubt Quentin didn't appreciate that. Though I'm surprised he's managed to go this long without someone noticing - and asking questions. For such a secretive boy, he picks rather public places to practice his music.
Which, I might add, is quite lovely. I almost wish, sometimes, that he were more open about it. But then I suppose that would make him more open about a lot of things - and then he wouldn't be Quentin. And why on earth am I musing about Derek? Honestly. My mind has been going off on the most inane tangents lately.
I took Pansy's advice and hexed the last second year who tried to catch my robes on fire. Worked like a charm. That girl is definitely amusing, to say the least - and her methods for dealing with annoyances are quite sensible.
There are some very strange things going on in my House. I will be very glad, once I am no longer here - if only because I will not have to deal with the petty mechanations within Slytherin. On many other levels, though, I sincerely wish this year would never come to an end. I would not have to take my NEWTs and I would not have to contemplate just what, exactly, is going to happen between myself and Evan after graduation.
Of a certainty, I'm worri
I think that's enough musing for today.
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[Filter: Evan Stockton]
Evan,
Do you have hall duty this evening?
Yours,
Heathcliff
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I should think everyone is enjoying the respite from the sun - hopefully it won't be long before it's over. I quite enjoyed my time studying by the lake this past Sunday.
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R. Heathcliff Stockton, III
I'm very tired of my father's hinting. I think I shall ignore his next letter. That's really the only thing of import that I care to mention to myself.
Though I suppose I could write of other things. Like the weather - which has taken a turn for the worse, after several days of sunshine. I saw someone mentioning music coming from the Owlry a few days ago. Rather publicly, I believe. No doubt Quentin didn't appreciate that. Though I'm surprised he's managed to go this long without someone noticing - and asking questions. For such a secretive boy, he picks rather public places to practice his music.
Which, I might add, is quite lovely. I almost wish, sometimes, that he were more open about it. But then I suppose that would make him more open about a lot of things - and then he wouldn't be Quentin. And why on earth am I musing about Derek? Honestly. My mind has been going off on the most inane tangents lately.
I took Pansy's advice and hexed the last second year who tried to catch my robes on fire. Worked like a charm. That girl is definitely amusing, to say the least - and her methods for dealing with annoyances are quite sensible.
There are some very strange things going on in my House. I will be very glad, once I am no longer here - if only because I will not have to deal with the petty mechanations within Slytherin. On many other levels, though, I sincerely wish this year would never come to an end. I would not have to take my NEWTs and I would not have to contemplate just what, exactly, is going to happen between myself and Evan after graduation.
Of a certainty, I'm worri
I think that's enough musing for today.
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[Filter: Evan Stockton]
Evan,
Do you have hall duty this evening?
Yours,
Heathcliff
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I should think everyone is enjoying the respite from the sun - hopefully it won't be long before it's over. I quite enjoyed my time studying by the lake this past Sunday.
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R. Heathcliff Stockton, III