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[gingerandscotch]

I understand all the concern, but the repeated owls are piling up on the counter. Ginny is fine and well and resting upstairs and she's not leaving the house for anything or anyone at the moment.

Sorry to turn away people this afternoon, but there are only a few people that I will let into the house she will be seeing

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[brokencurse]

... suddenly I'm glad I'm resting here in my flat.

[gingerandscotch]

Are you? Because you are more than welcome to spend a night or two here at the house, Bill. I'm sure I can convince your father to take all his odds and ends out of your old room.

[brokencurse]

But that'd require seeing the old man in a dressing gown, trying to nail some poor chap in the head. Not exactly restful.

[gingerandscotch]

At least I got him into the dressing gown first.

[intoharmsway]

Thank you, Mrs. Weasley.

And I'm sorry for causing the disturbance so early in the morning, ma'am. I'll keep that in mind next time I bunk up with your daughter stay over. If I get the priviledge again, that is...

[gingerandscotch]

Did you enjoy the sandwiches?

[intoharmsway]

Yes, they were lovely. My mum used to make the exact same kind for me when I was younger...

[gingerandscotch]

I would have added in an apple or two, but you left so quickly.

[truthforlife]

Mrs. Weasley, if I promise that none of my owls or post has anything to do with work, will you let me see Ginny?

And I'll be sure to put in a good word for Zacharias so Mr. Weasley isn't so peeved.

[gingerandscotch]

Just family for now, Miss Brocklehurst, but thank you.

It was more being startled awake too early in the morning that had Arthur agitated.

[truthforlife]

All right then. Please tell Ginny I miss her. Both professionally and personally.

I was rather enjoying having friends again. I do hope she feels the same way.