Comments | prefection: It's good to be back.

prefection

It's good to be back.

Sep 15, 2003 20:05

I wasn't sure if I'd ever want to leave the South Bank this summer, but I have to admit that I'm really quite pleased to be back here at Hogwarts. This will be an incredibly important year for you two especially, and I admit I'm a little more than fascinated to see how things progress with Draco's pregnancy. This is something I've read about ( Read more... )

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dracolicious September 16 2003, 00:59:51 UTC

Yes, my godfather is a brilliant man, isn't he? I found the summer's reading list a bit lacking, actually, so I asked for a personalized list better suited to my level. Evidently, we're unable to assign certain texts to some special cases, as they cannot handle the workload.

I'm due to patrol in about five minutes, actually, if Potter will kindly detach himself from my person so I can be on my way. I've got the lower dungeons and the north sector of Ravenclaw, unless I'm mistaken.

prefection September 16 2003, 01:07:20 UTC

I've never denied Professor Snape's aptitude in his field - only his ability to have compassion for anyone but you.

Quite frankly, I'm surprised those two are able to walk and talk at the same time. How they managed to even make it this far is astonishing.

Oh, could you please tell Harry that my parents sent me that book he was asking for. You may find it to be of interest as well, Draco.

dracolicious September 16 2003, 01:13:51 UTC

Well, it would be foolish to, really. He's earned the title of Potions Master for good reason. As for showing virtual family members affection, I really can't apologize in his stead.

They serve their purposes thoroughly enough, I've found.

I'm sure he'll be pestering you himself in rather short order, otherwise known as when he locates his handheld, so I'll leave the nitty-gritty details in your capable hands, Granger.

prefection September 16 2003, 01:17:08 UTC

I would hardly expect you to, Draco.

As what - overgrown doorstops?

Actually, this book really has more to do with you than with Harry. But thank you for letting him know.

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weasleyseniors September 16 2003, 01:31:57 UTC

oh hermione dARLING YOU BE SURE TO KEEP A CLOSE WATCH ON THESE TWO RUFFIANS YOU HEar?//?

prefection September 16 2003, 01:37:52 UTC

Hello Mrs. Weasley! It's lovely to hear from you!

I shall try my best to keep them in line. When they ever come out of their room, that is.

weasleyseniors September 16 2003, 01:55:40 UTC

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pansita September 16 2003, 22:42:21 UTC

half of ur words I can't even understand, Granger!! o.o! but yes... it is adorable the way Harry and Draco spend so much time together ^_^ who needs sleep anyway!

~Pansy <3

prefection September 18 2003, 22:02:26 UTC

Yes, they do have a certain charm about them. As long as Harry is happy, I can hardly take issue with it.

Still, Draco needs a sufficient amount of rest to support all the changes his body is going through.