Comments | road_ahead: RP: Home Office

rar_kingsley in road_ahead

RP: Home Office

Sep 14, 2008 20:11

Date: 14 April 1999
Characters: Kingsley Shacklebolt, Wayne Hopkins
Location: Kingsley's house
Status: Private
Summary: Wayne comes over to give a consultation on Kingsley's much needed home office space.
Completion: Complete

( Paperwork would be so much nicer with a view of the garden. )

wayne hopkins, kingsley shacklebolt, april 1999, place: private residence

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rar_wayne September 15 2008, 01:44:01 UTC

After helping Susan move, Wayne went to the supermarket and ran a few errands since he had a little time before he was due to meet the minister. When it was time, he gathered up his folder and a pencil before he Apparated to the location he'd been given.

The house was smaller than he expected. Course, he hadn't really know what to expect. He figured the minister had some huge, posh place in London. Instead, it was a tidy little place in a normal residential area. He studied it for a few minutes before he got the nerve to go up to the door and knock.

rar_kingsley September 15 2008, 02:13:34 UTC

Right on time, there was a knock at the door. Kingsley answered it with a smile on his face. "Good afternoon," he said smoothly, extending his hand. "You must be Wayne Hopkins. Kingsley Shacklebolt. Pleasure to make your acquaintance."

He stepped back, gesturing toward the sitting room. "Please, come in. Can I offer you some tea while we discuss my little project?"

rar_wayne September 15 2008, 02:35:50 UTC

The door opened, and Wayne stepped back as he looked up at the Minister. Bloody hell, he was more imposing than Wayne figured. "Afternoon, Minister," he said. "Yeah, I'm Wayne. Nice to meet ya."

He entered the house and looked around curiously. "Tea would be great. Thanks."

rar_kingsley September 15 2008, 15:18:11 UTC

Kingsley could tell immediately that the young man was nervous. It was a common reaction that he was still trying to fathom, because he certainly didn't feel any different than when he'd been just another Auror in the crowd. Still, he'd found the best way to make someone more comfortable was simply to pretend he hadn't noticed they were uncomfortable, rather than trying too hard to correct it ( ... )

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