Arthur Kirkland ☂ England (
rule_britannia) wrote in
sortinghat_rp2012-10-07 04:39 pm
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Do you have a minute?
[Understatement. He'll need more than a minute]
I need a word.
[Understatement. He'll need more than a minute]
I need a word.
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He sucks his cheeks in and lets out a heavy sigh, before he starts his response.]
Well that week was pretty strange, based on what I've been hearing. People dying, coming back to life, men changing into women and all that sort of stuff.
You said you liked him. I don't see why you're not sure then.
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It's so bloody stupid. I'd love to be perfectly content about this, I really would, but then I think back on all the idiotic things he's done and I wonder if it's not too soon for this kind of thing.
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Well how long has he been nice to you? Since the Olympics? Honestly I think you jumped from being his target to being his boyfriend in record time.
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It's been longer than that. Maybe a year or more.
I was ignoring it.
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Honestly?
Probably a few months.
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Well if you like him, and he likes you, then I don't see what's the problem. If he's "changed" and you think it's all sorted out between the two of you, then nothing's wrong.
Unless you think it was just the strange things happening in the castle that had you jump the gun with him.
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Yes I'm quite sure the strange things happening had everything to do with why I jumped the gun, as you say.
But that isn't to say I didn't like it.
Er.
If you'd still like to speak face to face I think I can manage it without making too much of a fool of myself.
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Look, if it was the castle, then my advice is to wait things out a little. It was a hasty decision, you admit it, and even if you liked it you still need to really think it through properly, whether you're still going to be this happy in a relationship with Alfred in the future, whether it can last.
[Right now, he's...not too sure. The anger he felt was still there, but it had cooled down and instead there's hesitation, doubt and awkwardness filling in the gaps.]
It's up to you really. But I promise I won't deck you across the face.
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[There's a pause while he taps his quill against the page]
Well, if you promise. Where's a good place?
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Quidditch field? I doubt anyone will be there at this time of the day.
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I'll see you there.
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Ta.
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You've got yourself in a downright mess, Arthur.
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You might be exaggerating a little, there. It could be worse.
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I don't fancy being in your shoes, at the very least.
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I'm not going to do that.. but I'll be having words with him. I've been in more difficult situations, I'll say that much.
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[Sigh..]
I know I should have told you, alright? If looks could kill, I swear to god..
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[Greg glances elsewhere, stuffing his own hands into his pockets. When he speaks, his voice is a low mutter.]
At least you apologized to Victoria.
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Of course I bloody did. I apologised to you as well, unless it slipped your notice.
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Well then, apology accepted.
[Only, not really, but for the sake of peace and friendship he's willing to pretend it is.]
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You know what, fine. You be that way. I admitted my mistake, apologised, and I meant it, but I'm not going to start grovelling around your feet for forgiveness. The ball's in your court now. You know where to find me when you want to stop acting like I just dropped your puppy off the top of the Astronomy tower.
[Arthur turns, and walks away, shoulders slightly hunched]
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But there's a sudden spike of...something in his heart, when he watches Arthur's retreating back. Too reminiscent of another friendship that had gone so wrong when everything had been so right. And it's what pushed the words out of his mouth before he could stop them.]
Well what am I supposed to do then!? I mean it when I say I accept your apology. I really do, or at least I'm trying even if I feel like an idiot!
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