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slytherinsqueen

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Jan 25, 2005 03:02

Theodore and I went out for an invigorating walk the other night, during which I learned all sorts of interesting things. Such as the fact that Gryffindors are apparently incapable of keeping their gargantuan mouths shut. So much for discretion, eh Granger? It appears that as far as House gossips go, you put Brown and Patil II to shame, which, ( Read more... )

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pretty_parvi January 25 2005, 08:34:54 UTC

I DO NOT gossip that MUCH!!!!!!

What did you DO to HERMIONE????

slytherinsqueen January 25 2005, 22:16:35 UTC

Try asking her what she did to me, Patil II.

pretty_parvi January 26 2005, 11:57:27 UTC

~or you could TELL me~

slytherinsqueen January 28 2005, 11:38:22 UTC

The possibility exists, I suppose. Somewhere in Hell.

nottimpressed January 25 2005, 10:23:46 UTC

I believe we ended on a rather savoury topic, did we not?

slytherinsqueen January 25 2005, 22:17:17 UTC

It certainly wasn't an unpleasant one.

nottimpressed January 26 2005, 13:17:13 UTC

That picture of you is most appealing.

slytherinsqueen January 28 2005, 11:38:52 UTC

Now, now, Theodore. What have I told you about flattery?

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livres January 25 2005, 14:38:42 UTC

Oh, honestly, I only told my best friends. It is hardly my fault that one of them let it slip. I'm not any happier about it than you are!

cannonsrule January 25 2005, 21:05:21 UTC

accident Hermione!!!

slytherinsqueen January 25 2005, 22:23:33 UTC

And I told no-one at all, because that is my definition of discretion. Perhaps we should have clarified that.

If you trusted them well enough to know that you were going to tell them, you should have trusted their discretion as you do yours. So really then, it is rather your fault that one of them let it slip. Either you knew he'd be likely to say something and you told him anyway, or you thought he would be as discreet as you are and your trust was misplaced.

livres January 26 2005, 13:53:10 UTC

I don't have to keep things from my best friends.

I do trust them. They, however, are only human, as are both you and I. Accidents happen; it was, of course, highly unfortunate that the accident happened to be this one, but it can't be changed now. People make mistakes. Obviously, it's not as if I wanted this to happen, or that I wouldn't change it if I could, but I don't have the option.