simbalarae: Mistakes (Percy Weasley, T)
Title: Mistakes
Author: simbalarae
Rating: T
Prompt Set: 100.1
Prompt: 098. Wrong
Word Count: 192
Summary: Percy thoughts on mistakes
Warnings: none
Notes: none
Percy had always assumed he was right. The majority of the time he knew that he was right. Now he was wrong. He kept looking behind him on his way to work and on the way home. He was now scared someone would get him.
Percy sighed as sat down at his desk. Due to his mistake, he didn't know where his family was, what they were doing, or even if they were alive or not.
He looked back on the wrong things he had done, shouting at his father being foremost in his mind. He'd been banished, disowned, for that wrong-doing.
Now that he was working in the heart of evil all he could think of to do was to right the wrongs. Documents began to sit at his desk longer, people were suddenly disappearing out of azkaban, and not every fact he told Mrs. Umbridge was a fact.
How wrong they were, Percy thought, listening to a conversation between Umbridge and the minister about who the traitor might be.
How wrong I was, they hadn't even said his name at all, but at least I can correct things now.
Author: simbalarae
Rating: T
Prompt Set: 100.1
Prompt: 098. Wrong
Word Count: 192
Summary: Percy thoughts on mistakes
Warnings: none
Notes: none
Percy had always assumed he was right. The majority of the time he knew that he was right. Now he was wrong. He kept looking behind him on his way to work and on the way home. He was now scared someone would get him.
Percy sighed as sat down at his desk. Due to his mistake, he didn't know where his family was, what they were doing, or even if they were alive or not.
He looked back on the wrong things he had done, shouting at his father being foremost in his mind. He'd been banished, disowned, for that wrong-doing.
Now that he was working in the heart of evil all he could think of to do was to right the wrongs. Documents began to sit at his desk longer, people were suddenly disappearing out of azkaban, and not every fact he told Mrs. Umbridge was a fact.
How wrong they were, Percy thought, listening to a conversation between Umbridge and the minister about who the traitor might be.
How wrong I was, they hadn't even said his name at all, but at least I can correct things now.