Um, hi. It has been an age, hasn't it? (If anyone is still here? Are you still here? I hope you are, I've missed you.) I come bearing fic
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Now, I'm not bitter... really. And actually this wasn't my prompt, just when you hit on the idea I was--and remained *cough* enthusiastic. You do still owe me Severus Snape, Dungeon Master though...
But I'll take this:
he rest of his body followed his head, and he slipped into the chair across from her, crossing his legs as though to make himself as unobtrusive as possible. She had spent the last five years becoming an expert in the ways of Severus Snape, and every part of his body language oozed guilt, which meant that he had done something wrong or was asking for a favour-in her experience, usually both.
Might as well take advantage.
You didn't think after this I'd leave you alone, did you?
I'm so glad melusin_79 mentioned this in her latest post. Though I'm not on your flist I had to squee.
It's so great to see something new from the author of The Proper Care and Feeding of Zombies (featuring my absolute favorite undead Snape, BTW). I'm glad to see your humorous but affectionate and clear-eyed take on the characters again. If you can, I'd love to read more of this.
Aw, thanks! Flist or no flist, it's lovely to see you here-you're very kind and I am blushing. I'm impressed/surprised that you remember The Proper Care and Feeding of Zombies-it feels like I wrote that several lifetimes ago.
There will definitely be more of this baby; I wouldn't have started posting it if I didn't intend to finish it... eventually. (Working on Chapter 2 right now, despite the mountain of other stuff I should be doing.)
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great to see you back!
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ANd good to see fic!
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it's very nice to see you again :)
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*bounces* *bounces* *bounces* *bounces*
Now, I'm not bitter... really. And actually this wasn't my prompt, just when you hit on the idea I was--and remained *cough* enthusiastic. You do still owe me Severus Snape, Dungeon Master though...
But I'll take this:
he rest of his body followed his head, and he slipped into the chair across from her, crossing his legs as though to make himself as unobtrusive as possible. She had spent the last five years becoming an expert in the ways of Severus Snape, and every part of his body language oozed guilt, which meant that he had done something wrong or was asking for a favour-in her experience, usually both.
Might as well take advantage.
You didn't think after this I'd leave you alone, did you?
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Sorry I'm such a flake, but at least you got something eventually. I'm warning you, though... the yoga scene is messy.
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Of course not! That's why I'm here to nag remind you until you finally do it!
Sorry I'm such a flake, but at least you got something eventually. I'm warning you, though... the yoga scene is messy.
No worries! I'll deal. :-p
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It's so great to see something new from the author of The Proper Care and Feeding of Zombies (featuring my absolute favorite undead Snape, BTW). I'm glad to see your humorous but affectionate and clear-eyed take on the characters again. If you can, I'd love to read more of this.
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There will definitely be more of this baby; I wouldn't have started posting it if I didn't intend to finish it... eventually. (Working on Chapter 2 right now, despite the mountain of other stuff I should be doing.)
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