Date: July 13, 2005
Characters: Dennis Creevey, Marcus Flint, (Padma?)
Location: Near the cinema, a block or 2 away)
Status: Public
Summary: On his way home from the cinema, Dennis runs into a smelly problem, and a stranger(s)
Completion: Incomplete
Dennis wasn't regulalry forgetful, aside from names. Mutliple examples of forgettfulness were fairly
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She'd gone out with Marcus quite willingly today, having been looking forward to seeing him all day. Padma was starting to want that more an more, and it was scaring her a little, but only that.
When she saw the boy int he road, she frowned. She'd heard the wheeze before and knew what it meant. She let Marcus move forward but frowned at him. "Be nice, Marcus! He's having an asthma attack!" She moved forward, not entirely sure how to help. "He needs to calm down." She looked at him, do you have anything for it?" His inhaler didn't seem to help
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"Sor" he took a shaky breath "sorry." And now he knew why it wasn't working yet, it was the wrong inhaler. Digging through the outer pocket, he found the Coricosteroid that he hadn't used since Luna had provided him with potions. Taking two quick bursts, and letting it start to work, he opened his eyes. He was still wheezy and would be for a few more moments but it would get better, not as fast as with the potions, but better. Though, he felt rude for ignoring the woman's question.
Opening his eyes he was confused for a second, what was Parvarti doing with this man. Then he remembered she had a twin.
"Sorry, it'll pass. Hope I didn't ruin your shoes with my water." He looked at the man again while trying ro do Yoga in his mind to calm his breathing, and realized it was the bloke from the Quidditch day.
"You're not bleeding? You're okay."
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He was befuddled by the young man's statement before he looked down and smiled. "No, my shoes are fine. You okay?" Marcus did chuckle at his statement when he realized what he was talking about. He shook his head and gave him a faint smile. "I'm fine. One charm stopped all the bleeding although she wanted me to see a healer. I think scars make my face more interesting." He reached over and squeezed Padma's hand before he said, "My name is Marcus and this is Padma. Glad you seem better."
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He shrugged and looked at him before he asked, "Are you sure you're okay. You don't look well." Marcus shook his head and looked at Padma again before he grinned. "So you're familiar with both Padma and Parvati. You're a very lucky man." He seemed to be babbling and Marcus watched him closely, making sure he was okay before he answered. "You were out there? Not one of my finer moments according to most but I won what I wanted." Grinning, he looked up at Padma again.
Marcus still didn't like the way he looked and when he glanced at Padma, he knew that they wouldn't be going anywhere until Dennis was alright. Plopping himself down next to Dennis, he spread his knees apart slightly to get comfortable before he said, "We've got nothing to do really, so why don't you tell me about yourself, Dennis?"
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He heard Dennis trail off when discussing his job with the homeless people and nodded. Marcus hadn't been quite so brave and had run after his parents were killed. Of course, he didn't feel the need to mention that to someone who he'd just met. "I think what you did was admirable."
"Maybe I could get a part time job there as an instructor." He mused as he looked over at Dennis. "So what does a juice bar actually do?"
"You don't need to cook us a meal." Marcus laughed. "I'm sorry, its just that no one really offers to do things for me. It's appreciated but if I go out, it'll be because I want to play and I'm thinking that I want to play." He kept checking Dennis to see if he was okay and he wished Padma would get back soon. "I just wish I had a better broom but won't make excuses." Looking over at Dennis, he asked, "Do you fly?"
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"Smoothies? I think I've shared a banana strawberry one with my daughter." Marcus tilted his head curiously. "Chocolate has always been a weakness of mine." Marcus admitted with a smirk. "But if it's healthy, I guess I can have all I want."
"I'll tell you what. I'll drop by when you're feeling better and we'll talk about food then." He answered, hoping Padma would get back soon with the food for him. "You make your own luck and you should practice. It's all about hand eye coordination." He ignored the fact that he was somehow acquainted with Wood. Marcus then remembered something and reached into his pocket, pulling out a package of wheat crackers with peanut butter. He looked at them before he handed them to Dennis. "I carry these for my daughter but they might help you."
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