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Owl: Happy Mum's Day, Mum

Mar 22, 2009 19:57

Characters: Bill Weasley, Charlie Weasley, Molly Weasley
Location: Respective homes
Date: 22 March 2000
Status: Private
Summary: You know we love ya, Mum
Completion: Complete.

( And when she says to me that she'll always be there//To watch and protect me, I don't have to be scared )

molly weasley, owl post, bill weasley, charlie weasley, 2000 03, complete

Comments 4

pb_molly March 23 2009, 01:27:41 UTC

Arthur had surprised Molly by going out early and coming back in with creme filled chocolate frosted pastries for breakfast. That meant there were only a few plates and their tea cups to wash. She was just putting away the last of the dishes when an owl tapped on the window. Throwing open the sash, she grabbed a treat from the containester on the counter and fed it to the owl which promptly took the treat and flew off toward the front door. Molly followed the animal and was a bit surprised to find a package on the stoop ( ... )

pb_charlie March 23 2009, 03:41:05 UTC

Dear Mum,

I'm glad you liked the pots. Bill and reckoned you could use more pots, especially now that most of us are bringing around guests for dinners and such. We also thought they'd look pretty hanging from the pot rack to brighten up the kitchen.

Sorry to disappoint, but I'm not making any plans to marry anytime soon, Mum. Athena and I have an understanding. I'm still leaving Britain in a year or so and I'm not leaving a wife behind. I do think the pair of us could manage dinner. You're an amazing cook.

Love,
Charlie

pb_molly March 28 2009, 03:04:31 UTC

Charlie,

Why must you torture your mother so? All I want for my sons is for them to find a nice young woman to settle down with. Athena seems to be nice, though at times I must wonder about whether she is indeed wife material. I know your father and I raised you to be a respectful family man. Therefore, I can only assume that such heart wrenching decisions began as her idea.

I understand you are leaving, and if she really does love you then Athena would be willing to go with you wherever your job takes the two of you.

Regardless, please let me know when I can expect you for dinner and what you would like for me to prepare.

Love,

Mother

pb_charlie March 28 2009, 03:25:38 UTC

Dear Mum,

It's a core competency. Torturing parents is what all children do best. I'm sure Gran and Gramps were tortured when you off and married Dad so young.

Here I thought all you wanted for your sons was for us to be happy. I'm very happy, Mum. I'm doing exactly what I want to do with my life and I plan to keep on doing it.

I'm sure Athena would agree with you. She's probably not wife material for just any bloke. She is Minerva McGonagall's daughter after all. It takes a special sort of man to appreciate a woman like Athena. Good thing you raised me special, isn't it? You and Dad did raise me to be respectful of marriage and family. That's precisely why I refuse to marry. I have far too much respect for the institution of marriage to uproot a family or leave a wife and children behind while I take off for years at a time ( ... )