Room 206 [Tuesday Night]

[sixstandingby]

Gavin's taken up a spot on his bed, notebook resting on his knee and pen scribbling away. He knows these communications won't ever get to Wedge but he wanted to get his good mood down on paper.

Of course, as these things do, most of his writing has turned into doodles and doodles turned into giant scenes of dorkiness.

It happens.

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[solo_sword]

There was a knock at the door, followed by Jaina's quick, mostly joking salute.

[sixstandingby]

"Just coming back from an eight mile run?" Gavin asked, smiling.

[solo_sword]

"Yeah, I'll leave the multiple-mile running to others," Jaina said. "Haven't seen you in a while. Thought I would check in." And she was pretty sure by now she wouldn't accidentally call him 'colonel', too.

[sixstandingby]

"Dorms give me less of a chance to mess with you," he explained. "How's it been going?"

[solo_sword]

"Very weird," she said. "You? And trust me, if we were in the cabins right now you'd be absolutely sick of me."

[sixstandingby]

"Why very weird?" Gavin asked. "Everything all right?"

[solo_sword]

"Some personal stuff," she said, waving a hand. "Went home for a while. Am going to get into trouble for going to meet that Umbridge woman."

[sixstandingby]

He made a face. "You got the pleasure too?"

[solo_sword]

"I hate her," she said. "Did she do anything to you?"

[sixstandingby]

"Got my hand," he said, flashing the bandage briefly.

[solo_sword]

"Seriously, how have we not all run her out of town by now?" Jaina sighed. "And she thinks she's completely in the right because that's just how she does things.."

[sixstandingby]

"She thinks she's right because she's insane," Gavin said. "And enjoys watching people in pain."

[solo_sword]

"I actually tried reasoning with her," she said. "Didn't work. Which I should have guessed, but I think I had to see it for myself. I'm kind of impressed at her psychosis."

[sixstandingby]

"...reasoning with her?" Gavin stared.

[solo_sword]

"I grew up around diplomats," she said, almost shyly.

[sixstandingby]

"And she didn't do anything to you, right?"