Ron,

Have you stopped sulking yet? I want to apologize again, so I'm writing to ask your forgiveness for the offense I caused.

Percy

Another week. I can barely stomach the thought. Especially since I've managed to offend Oliver as well. I must have done - he disappeared after we returned from camping and I've not seen him since.

I suppose I should apologize to Ron again as well, although he really shouldn't have been offended. He speaks and then he thinks. He always has ( Read more... )

Well. That was interesting, to say the least. I must remember never to volunteer for that type of excursion again. Ron and Seamus certainly had fun, and I think Bill enjoyed himself as well. Even Oliver was competent and almost relaxed. Ron still won't speak to me, being there with Sirius was awkward, and Oliver... well, suffice it to say ( Read more... )

Oliver,

I've agreed to go camping with the staff and children of the House this weekend, leaving tomorrow afternoon. Could I talk you into coming as well?

Percy

Dad,

When did you want to stop by?  If you'd like, I could make dinner for you, or pick up some take-out.  Of course you're also welcome to simply drop by if you rather not stay for a meal.

Ron,

You, ah, you found my flat again yesterday.  You weren't supposed to  I'm surprised you found your way around London so well.

Poor ickle Ron, drunk and whinging in his journal again.  Have you no sense of decorum or propriety at all?  Grow up, Ron.

Dad,

Forgive the short notice, but I won't be at the Burrow for dinner tomorrow.  I've had something come up.  I do plan on next week as usual.

Percy

The silence of my new home is both soothing and unnerving. Still, I look forward to a quiet day of settling in, making everything just so, and later perhaps some reading. Tomorrow I must begin my service at the House again, per the loss to Sirius. The children are something else that both calms and unnerves ( Read more... )

So, Kingsley - what is this mysterious thing you wanted to tell me?