cmclaggen:
location: rosa lee teabag, hogsmeade
status: open
Cormac slipped out of the tea shop, making his way into the alley running alongside of the building as quickly as he could. The issue with dating, well dates really, is that witches weren’t always clear with what they wanted. He had been having a nice time, talking and charming a pretty witch from some department of the ministry. He knew she mentioned which one but he hadn’t really focused on that. He was more concerned with the cut of her shirt and that distracting thing she had been doing with her hair. Had to be magic, the hair flips they all did. It got him every night. The nice time was cut short when a witch he had spent the previous weekend with walked in to see him there. Apparently it didn’t look enough like a business meeting for her. So here he was. Standing in an alleyway and holding his reddening cheek, prepared to apparate off when he heard a noise by the street. “You need something?” He called out, turning around to see who was going to catch him in a state like this.
Today, being Angelina’s day off, had been hectic, somehow she found herself even more busy on days where she was meant to be relaxing, not that she minded. She’d spent the majority of the morning and afternoon volunteering at St. Mungo’s, and was now on her way into The Three Broomsticks for a drink with some friends. Angelina didn’t drink often, because of her quidditch schedule, so on the rare occasion that she did it wasn’t unlike to see her go a bit more wild than usual. However, as she made her way towards the tavern, she spotted a familiar figure lingering in a side alley just off of the main street. She was about to ignore him and walk away, but then he called over to her. “No, just curious as to why Cormac McLaggen is hanging around dark alleys, though I guess it is on brand for you,” she replied, remaining on the main street, only spotting his face as he turned to face her, her eyes widening at his appearance, before a smug smile rose on her lips. “Did you finally hit on the wrong person?”









