The dinner last night went off without a hitch (except for the presence of certain future brother-in-laws, which I couldn't do much about, but he behaved). It really was lovely, even though I kept telling Mother there was no reason at all for it to have been nearly that formal. I appreciate that they're proud of me being Head Girl, but it was
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She's still hoping for a storybook wedding, then, is she? I thought as much. Have you tried explaining how that isn't going to happen?
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Then I tried to tell her that you have a weird fungus that made you smell weird and I didn't want to get too close, but she also didn't buy that. It might be something she just has to grow out of.
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Sorry I couldn't be there, kid. Not that knowing you were Head Girl would have stopped any of what happened or anything.
So I was thinking I'd buy a round of butterbeer or three at the Three Broomsticks once school starts again to officially mourn your downfall. Sound good?
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I know. You did what you had to, and you seem so much happier now. It's just different without you at home, I don't like it. You're still doing alright at the Potters', aren't you?
That sounds perfect, thank you - and downfall? I'd think you'd have figured out the positive ramifications for you and your band of brigands by now. Tsk, Sirius. You're slipping.
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Andy, they bought me clothes and school stuff and a fucking Nimbus 1300 without even blinking. They even took me on their trip to Newton Ferrers and didn't let me pay for anything - though I couldn't have since I'm skint, but that's not the point. I almost don't know what to do with myself.
Positive ramifications? You tease. You bloody well know there wouldn't be any.
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Really? That's remarkably generous of them, Sirius, I'm impressed. Of course if you ask me you're worth every knut of it, and you know I'd help if I could, but I don't have independent access to the vault yet. You're happy, then?
Mm.
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I don't think I will speak of him, anymore.
Regardless of this cousin business, I agree that the dinner went well. But why do you have to think so badly of Lucius? I'm very proud of your being named Head Girl - though I admit that I didn't expect differently. You're a Black and you're an excellent student, too.
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No, Sirius didn't have what was coming to him, he shouldn't have been blasted off the tapestry, I expected his parents would have been rational, and I don't think he'd mind you not speaking of him, either, to be very honest. You know how I feel about it, Cissy, I'm not going to change my mind and I'm not going to stop talking to - or about - him. It isn't as though he's ceased to exist because of one stupid tapestry, whatever you all seem to want to believe.
Thank you, about getting Head Girl - that means a lot, Cissy, really. And ask Lucius how well he thinks of me, that should answer your question. I'm afraid you're going to have to get used to us not being chummy.
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Well, I know you might not be Lucius's favourite witch in the world, but I was still hoping you might come over to dinner occasionally when I'm settled in at the Manor, Dromeda. You are still my sister.
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There isn't anything silly ab Fine.
Of course I'll come over for dinner, don't be absurd. But I'm not sitting next to him.
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It is the way of the Blacks, after all.
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I did appreciate it, anyway. I didn't mean to sound ungrateful, you know.
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