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Congratulations, Slytherin. I was almost worried you all would fail miserably with points and we'd be losing right now.
Let's just hope you can keep this up.
Speaking of losing, the teacher match is getting closer with each passing day. I'm sure you're all terribly excited to watch your teachers fail miserably, but who knows, maybe we'll actually do quite well. Perhaps a practice session would be beneficial?
I also want to take this moment to talk about something personal to me. I know I'm late with this announcement, but I can't have my fiancé receiving all of the attentions and congratulations. As most of you should know by know, I will be marrying Murdoc Donoghue on some unforeseen date in our future. We haven't made any solid plans, because between our excitement over finally being engaged and how busy it can be to be a teacher here, we haven't had the time. We'll have a date set soon, if any of you are truly nosy enough to want to know about our private lives.
Though talking about this on the journals makes it seem a lot less private, doesn't it?
Let's just hope you can keep this up.
Speaking of losing, the teacher match is getting closer with each passing day. I'm sure you're all terribly excited to watch your teachers fail miserably, but who knows, maybe we'll actually do quite well. Perhaps a practice session would be beneficial?
I also want to take this moment to talk about something personal to me. I know I'm late with this announcement, but I can't have my fiancé receiving all of the attentions and congratulations. As most of you should know by know, I will be marrying Murdoc Donoghue on some unforeseen date in our future. We haven't made any solid plans, because between our excitement over finally being engaged and how busy it can be to be a teacher here, we haven't had the time. We'll have a date set soon, if any of you are truly nosy enough to want to know about our private lives.
Though talking about this on the journals makes it seem a lot less private, doesn't it?
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I'm sure they won't, though they do look charming in their dressrobes. Though I've no idea what exactly they could do.
I suppose I will be happy as long as they're there.
Indeed, though we should pick a neutral colour to balance it out more.
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Do you have any suggestion for that? I'd prefer for it not to be white.
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though I didn't really carDo you have a suggestion?
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Not really. You're the one with all the opinions.
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Alright, how about beige?
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You went straight for the ugliest neutral on purpose.
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Maybe next time you'll make a suggestion on your own, dear.
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Then how about black?
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Isn't black a little dark for a wedding?
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Times have changed, Murdoc. Black is becoming a more popular color.
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It's a funeral colour, not a wedding colour.
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Beige isn't a wedding colour either.
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Moreso than black.
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Black isn't hideous, though. What about grey or cream?
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I suppose it depends on what matches better. Perhaps we should compare colours?
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We can do that. Compare them, I mean.
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So why does sleeping with Strider gives him the right to attack me?
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I will find a way to do that.
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Excuse me?
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He told me you had sex, though not in those words.
And then he told me I was toying with your feelings, stepping on your heart, taking advantage of you. He told me I was petty, selfish, and heartless.
But then he said no, I just got it replaced when I lost my arm.
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WhatIn what wordI see.
Perhaps you should visit me in my quarters. This is rather difficult to convey over text.
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I don't see what's so difficult about it.
[Though she will make her way towards his quarters, arriving not long after her last comment. She knocks on the door after a moment's hesitation, and tries to think of something to say.]
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I'd rather talk in person, that's all.
[He isn't sure if she'll come at all, so he fusses about his room worrying about the conversation that was obviously filtered away from him.
He's a mix of relieved and anxious as he hears the knock, but he doesn't hesitate to stride over and open it for her.]
Evenin'.
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She looks rather shaken, and when she speaks she sounds stiff.]
Hello.
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So. He attacked you? Verbally, I mean.
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[She glances around the room, crossing her arms over her stomach as she stands there awkwardly. She doesn't know what to do, and she's not sure where to sit or if she should sit at all.]
Technically not verbal, because it was written, but it's not like he walked up to me and smacked me in the face.
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He shifts in an equally awkward manner, unsure of what he wants to do either. He glances around for a moment before flourishing an arm at the couch, striding past to a discreet looking cabinet and rifling through it.]
Take a seat.
[He calls over his shoulder before rising again with a bottle of scotch in his hand, swiling it around in the bottle with an inquisitive eyebrow.]
Scotch?
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