Lawn Mowing Wars #4

Jun 27, 2012 02:05

Title: Ron's Intervention
Rating: PG-13
Word Count: 700 (approx)
Genre: Humour/Romance
Summary: Ron stops the madness. A follow up to Lawn Mowing Wars #3
Disclaimer: I do not own the Harry Potter universe, or the characters in it. The following was written purely for fun, not profit.

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fluff, narcissa, malfoy's muggle misadventures, ron, harry, humour, draco, completed, revenge, lawn mowing wars fic, established, drarry

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adafrog June 26 2012, 23:46:35 UTC
Aaaan Narcissa for the win!!

Initially I thought you might go with Snape, but mother is much better. /evil grin

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dracogotgame June 27 2012, 09:10:11 UTC
What man is strong and/or stupid enough to talk back to his mother?

*grins*

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enchanted_jae June 27 2012, 00:50:40 UTC
Woot! Go, Narcissa! Loved Ron's protest at being the voice of reason. Ha ha!

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dracogotgame June 27 2012, 09:10:52 UTC
*Snicker*

Ron can't take the pressure.

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fantasyfiend09 June 27 2012, 00:54:57 UTC
You are a wise man, Ronald Weasley. Love it!
The gnome chatting up Ron was probably my favorite bit. Although Draco's "anklet" was hilarious, too.

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dracogotgame June 27 2012, 09:11:31 UTC
Poor Ron suffered a lot but he made the right call *nods*

Glad you liked! :D

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felaine June 27 2012, 01:14:02 UTC
Love Narcissa telling both off, and Ron's horror at the "voice of reason" role.
Fun read.

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dracogotgame June 27 2012, 09:12:20 UTC
Narcissa knows how to handle silly teenage boys :)

And Ron's horror is justified. Its just NOT his thing. :D

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bonfoi June 27 2012, 02:44:56 UTC
Ron watched uselessly as he strutted off, still chortling.

It was official. He couldn’t handle this anymore. He needed help. He had to bring in stronger forces. Forces that could stop this madness once and for all! And he knew only one person who could strike fear in the hearts of War Heroes…and Malfoy. A person forged from iron and steel and darkness.

But was it worth it? Ron hesitated. Maybe it was too harsh. After all, they were grown ups. Surely they were capable of reason. Maybe he should try talking with them one more time before resorting to such extreme measures…

I was thinking Snape, even Hermione, but to have Narcissa's brand of elegant disdain heaped upon them was priceless! Sheer brilliance!

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dracogotgame June 27 2012, 09:12:42 UTC
Mother knows best, doesn't she? :D

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