RP: Lunch in Hogsmeade
Date: Saturday, August 5, 1998
Characters: Hermione Granger, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley Anyone else
Location: Three Broomsticks
Status: Public
Summary: Trio take Teddy out for lunch
Completion: Incomplete
The work day had passed quickly so far. Hermione liked staying busy and helping McGonagall, but she was also looking forward to starting the internship on Monday. She had received placement in Magical Creatures, and she didn't really care if the next few months were spent filing and fetching coffee if she was able to meet people and see how the divisions were run. Besides, Charlie Weasley worked there, and she had enjoyed their conversations in the past. She was curious if any other interns were going to be working there, but, so far, she hadn't heard of any.
It was now time for lunch, and today was a no auror day, which meant she would be eating in the Great Hall. Stone was on duty, but he'd remained at Grimmauld, most likely enjoying whatever sweets Kreacher had recently made. The man liked his sweets. She preferred Jennings, but Stone and Davis weren't too awful. Mostly, she was relieved that the boys had finally relented, somewhat, in their insistence that she be followed even while at work after she had agreed to Apparate outside the gates instead of using the Floo, as was her normal habit. They hadn't been happy about agreeing, but it was a suitable compromise, especially when there was no news of Greyback that didn't sound like hysteria or gossip. So far, no one had seemed to notice the aurors following her, and she wanted to ensure that they were only used when absolutely necessary.
After she put away the file she'd been working on, she started to gather her things so she could go downstairs to eat. A knock on the door followed by an odd noise was unexpected. "Yes?" she said hesitantly, relaxing when Harry came in holding a squirming baby. Teddy was babbling to himself in a rather loud tone, drool dripping from his chin, and his hair was a rather bright shade of pink. She walked over and ruffled his hair, having to smile when he smacked his lips at her. "I didn't know you were seeing Teddy today. He seems to be happy about it, at least."
Characters: Hermione Granger, Harry Potter, Ron Weasley Anyone else
Location: Three Broomsticks
Status: Public
Summary: Trio take Teddy out for lunch
Completion: Incomplete
The work day had passed quickly so far. Hermione liked staying busy and helping McGonagall, but she was also looking forward to starting the internship on Monday. She had received placement in Magical Creatures, and she didn't really care if the next few months were spent filing and fetching coffee if she was able to meet people and see how the divisions were run. Besides, Charlie Weasley worked there, and she had enjoyed their conversations in the past. She was curious if any other interns were going to be working there, but, so far, she hadn't heard of any.
It was now time for lunch, and today was a no auror day, which meant she would be eating in the Great Hall. Stone was on duty, but he'd remained at Grimmauld, most likely enjoying whatever sweets Kreacher had recently made. The man liked his sweets. She preferred Jennings, but Stone and Davis weren't too awful. Mostly, she was relieved that the boys had finally relented, somewhat, in their insistence that she be followed even while at work after she had agreed to Apparate outside the gates instead of using the Floo, as was her normal habit. They hadn't been happy about agreeing, but it was a suitable compromise, especially when there was no news of Greyback that didn't sound like hysteria or gossip. So far, no one had seemed to notice the aurors following her, and she wanted to ensure that they were only used when absolutely necessary.
After she put away the file she'd been working on, she started to gather her things so she could go downstairs to eat. A knock on the door followed by an odd noise was unexpected. "Yes?" she said hesitantly, relaxing when Harry came in holding a squirming baby. Teddy was babbling to himself in a rather loud tone, drool dripping from his chin, and his hair was a rather bright shade of pink. She walked over and ruffled his hair, having to smile when he smacked his lips at her. "I didn't know you were seeing Teddy today. He seems to be happy about it, at least."