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Sep 07, 2006 09:30

I'm sure you've all wondered where I've been lately. Unfortunately it's nothing nearly as exciting as my last disappearance. Just bloody busy with summer classes.

You'll all be pleased to hear I passed with flying colors thanks in most part to Ginny and partially to Granger and I started training to become an Auror on the first. It's exhausting ( Read more... )

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fleur_de_france September 7 2006, 15:28:43 UTC
Félicitations, Draco!

It seems like everyone is busy. I have been...

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__serpiente September 7 2006, 15:41:17 UTC
Vous allez bien, j'espérez. Les choses sont-elles tout juste avec Bill? J'aimerais vous voir, chéri. Thé? Dimanche? Vous pouvez me dire tout des choses fantastiques avec lesquelles vous avez été occupé.

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fleur_de_france September 7 2006, 15:42:53 UTC
Très bien, merci. Tout est... oui, tout va bien.

Je suis libre dimanche, oui. J'aimerais bien te rencontre.

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__serpiente September 7 2006, 15:45:13 UTC
Je suis heureux.

Je vous verrai dimanche.

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_batbogeyhex_ September 8 2006, 00:39:33 UTC
Oh God, I'm glad to hear you're doing well. Don't worry about me. After the initial anger of, "OHGODWHYAREYOUABLOODYMUGGLE!" I've really cooled off. I miss him, though. He think's I've gone out of the country for school, which isn't a lie.

Of course your mum would be proud of you. My mum is proud of you, even, as I'm sure she's told you. She goes on about you, "My Draco, you know, is going to be an Auror. He's perfect for it," like you're another one of her sons. You've replaced Percy as the highest achieving child. Hah.

The letter you demanded, by the way, is in the works now. I am filling you in on all the naughty details of my summer fling and all the gruelingly boring details of the first weeks back at Hogwarts. And how a first year came on to me on the train, and how I go to try out this new hex I learned from Standard Book of Spells Vol. 7

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__serpiente September 8 2006, 00:47:37 UTC
...Has she really been saying that? She keeps giving me that motherly smile and patting my head and forcing extra dessert on me. I suppose if that's how she treats her sons, it can't be all bad. I'll never want to move into a place of my own if she keeps it up, though.

I'll be keeping my eye out for that letter. You best not leave a single raunchy detail out of it, now. A bloody first year, really? Little wankers are getting bolder. I hope it was a good curse.

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_batbogeyhex_ September 8 2006, 17:40:46 UTC
Yeah, as if I ever want you to get your own place. Besides, I think dad's even taken a liking to you. They will be trying to adopt you any time, I suspect. Ha. And anyway, it'll be nice having someone to talk to over holiday. Other than Ron, of course, which as you can imagine isn't very stimulating.

Oh, lord. This little blighter comes up to me and tugs on my sleeve, and in this snotty fucking superior voice says, "My mates will give me ten Galleons if I can get you to shag me." And just before I burst into uproarious laughter I manage to say, "How will they pay you if you're dead?" The sweet memory of his look of terror will be getting me through many a History of Magic lessons, I assure you. That hex was fiendish, it sticks you to the nearest stationary object with a think, putrid-smelling, stinging, viscous blue fluid. I get a spark of glee thinking about that little fuck smashed against the wall of the train while his mates take the mick out of him mercilessly ( ... )

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__serpiente September 8 2006, 21:27:08 UTC
You only want to live with me so you can try to steal a glance on my way to and from the shower, you wretch. Don't deny it.

Forget hexing, I would have punched the little fucker in the face. How in the world did you control yourself?

And of course a Slytherin put him up to it. We always enjoy a laugh at the expense of others.

But you tell that third year if he messes with you again, he'll have to answer to me.

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theworldofvain September 8 2006, 13:17:10 UTC
Darling, I would certainly write you a letter if I knew what to write about. The gist of the thing would go as follows:

'Dear Draco,

I'm stuck at Hogwarts looking at pickled organs, autopsies, and crazy people. The children make me want to vomit. I hope you're well and kicking lots of arse, as the only arse I am kicking is a dead one, literally, with the tip of my finger as I attempt to deduce whether there is a tumor or not.

All my extremely bored love,

Pansy.'

Excuse me while I rot in place.

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__serpiente September 8 2006, 21:22:26 UTC
Lack of interesting subjects is not an excuse. I'm afraid you'll have to try again.

You're ridiculous, woman, cause excitement. Lock one of the ickle firsties in the Room. The one with the shackles and the blood stains that Snape uses to scare the shite out of us. Honestly, I'm ashamed of you if you haven't done that already. And you call yourself a Slytherin.

Do try not to die of boredom without me, pet, I have nothing to wear to your funeral.

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theworldofvain September 9 2006, 04:49:20 UTC
I thought we had a MUTUAL AGREEMENT to NEVER MENTION THAT ROOM AGAIN. I still have the scar on my thigh.

Don't be silly. I've already tried to coerce the little twigs into fascinating, disturbing exploits. (Remember the one with the Squid and the lake and the other with the broomstick and the coffee? I love being corrupt.) But they're so boring. They stare at me with wide, fearful eyes, and then stick out their fat pink tongues and patter away on their shoes, slapping their behinds as they go free. I've resorted to levitating them around the corridors and so on, but Snape is still on my case, even though I am no longer his bloody student and God knows he does the same thing on his own time.

I have nothing to wear to my funeral, either. How are classes?

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