Oh please, please, open the door. She hits the door persistently, respecting the privacy of the woman, despite being able to break down the door and its wards. “Please, open up! It’s urgent!” Finally, when she opened the door, Cornelia awkwardly shifts her eyes, unable to speak up immediately.
  “Well, um. Hello, Weasley. Do you, by some weird chance, have a few drops of dragon blood around? Or nails?” She sighs and puts her hand against the wall. “A patient at St. Mungo’s needs a potion tomorrow, and the apothecary down at Knockturn ran out of it.”
Dominique tilted her head. Part of her was shocked by the lack of professionalism that was being displayed before her. Not only did Parkinson come on Dominique's day off, she also had the gall to ask practically a stranger for help. Not to forget the horrifying lack of management that was being displayed. How could they run out of any type of supplies? Just how careful were those healers being down there?
It doesn't involve me, she thought wearily.
She smiled kindly. “Sorry, I don't have anything of the sort,” she stated, fake warmth dripping from her voice, “you might want to try another shop. There are more than just one apothecary shops in England. I'm sure you'll find what you're looking for eventually. You're that competent.” She started to close the door, but added, “And it's Dominique. There are too many Weasleys around to be addressing all of us by our surname.”
Dominique flinched when she heard someone knocking on her door at what she guessed to be a very early hour. Originally she decided to ignore and go back to sleep, but she soon realized that such a thing would be impossible as the knocking persisted. Eventually she sighed and swung her legs over the mattress, getting up and going to the entrance.
She swung the door opened and greeted the person with a sleepy, half smile. "You do realize that this is an unholy hour to be visiting someone, right?" She glanced at the clock that hung over the television. "I never get out of bed for anything before eight am, so please tell me what is so important as to disturb my slumber?"
“You do realize that, since this conversation has started, I haven’t moved towards you at all? You're the one getting into my face about something so trivial. But that's not really anything new for you, is it?” Dominique responded, calmly. “If you’re uncomfortable or angered by being in my company, realize that you are free to leave. Believe me, I won’t stop you.” You explosive twat.
Dominique glanced up from the latest issue of the Sorcery Times, her eyebrows raised. “I couldn't very well take you to Romania with me, could I? It's not like you can leave your job at the ministry either.” She shrugged before flashing Lucy a crooked smile. “Besides, it's not like I can take you everywhere with me, right? The bathroom would be a rather uncomfortable place. There is also that itsy bitsy problem that I work with dragons. Not really the friendliest creatures to meet.” She then returned to her attention to the magazine, but quickly added, “Don't worry. I'm not going anywhere.” And as always, the lie rolled easily off her tongue.
"What matters most is how well you walk through fire."
Name: Dominique Beatrice Weasley
Nicknames: Dom, Domi, Mini, Nicki, Nic (she isn’t quite fond of nicknames, but has been called them a lot)
D.O.B./Age: August 21, 2005 | 23
Gender/Preferred Pronouns: CisFemale | She, Her
Blood Status: Pureblood, â…› Veela
Former House: Slytherin
Wand:Â Cedar Wood. 13 Âľ inches. Veela Hair. Supple.
Sexuality
From the moment she discovered her romantic and sexual orientation til now, Dominique has never told anyone that she was biromantic bisexual. It wasn’t out of fear that she wouldn’t be accepted nor that she might be mocked. Dominique simply believed that what she did and who she felt attracted to was her business, not anyone elses.
Residence
She lives in a small flat located right outside of Diagon Alley, somewhere in Muggle London. Her place has two bedrooms, one she uses to sleep in and the other is a makeshift office, a full bathroom, and a connected kitchen and living room. The appliances were updated before she moved in and the entire space decked out with hardwood floors. Most of her furniture has a nice modern touch to it and is saturated in colors, particularly shades of red, orange, and yellow. She was prohibited from painting the walls, so she just hanged up as many paintings as she could on her walls. There are some plants around the place, some hanging from the ceiling while the others are placed on the ground or a shelf. She owns six bookshelves, four in the living room while the other two are in her office, and they are all overflowing with books and souvenirs. There are a few groovy rugs smacked around the place. The flat isn’t the neatest place in the world, though it is probably one of the cleanest in London; clothes, books, and papers are scattered around the place in an organized chaos.
Occupation
After she left Hogwarts, Dominique made plans to study at the Romanian Dragon Sanctuary and work there later on after fulfilling an apprenticeship. She followed through on those arrangements and learned a lot in the three years she was there, however, she eventually decided to move back to England. There were many factors that contributed to her choice, but the many thing was that she missed her family (well, some of them) and she missed her home. So she came back. She ended up crashing at Shell Cottage for a few months while working a few part time jobs, searching for new employment, and looking for a flat. Eventually she got an interview to work at the Wale Dragon Reserve, which she passed. While it’s a pain to apparate to work every day, it’s better than living in another country. Besides, getting to work with dragons every day more than makes up for the inconvenient way of travel.
Style
Dominique’s choice in clothes doesn’t really lean towards a feminine nor masculine style; it settles in a more neutral position. She wears a lot of t-shirts, flannel tops, and tanks, with the occasional sweater or jacket thrown in. As for bottom, she rarely wears anything that is not denim, save for capris. Currently, she has a chest full of shoes, ranging from sneakers to heels to high tops, there is a lot of variety. There are plenty of accessories she adds to her outfits, likes hats and belts, but nothing is able to match the amount of jewelry she wears on a daily basis (she has a whole drawer dedicated to holding them).
Mannerism
Strangers are met with a polite indifference from Dominique and the might be lucky for that. Those she knows well are usually greeted with a less than desirable comment followed up with her usual teasing. Her outer demeanor is usually easy going, though that can change quickly to excitement, anger, etc. She good at keeping her emotions in control, though, so it’s not like she’ll suddenly become explosive or anything.
Habits
Singing to the radio
Hogging the covers
Biting the tip of her thumb
Putting her feet up on furniture
Hobbies
Reading
Painting
Biking
Gardening
Fears
Since learning what happened to her father during the Second Wizarding War, Dominique has developed a fear of werewolves. She doesn’t hate the people who are cursed with lycanthropy, but she is wary of them and afraid of what they can become.
Personality
Dominique is dedicated to her work and the people she cares about, but ultimately her own needs will come first before those of others. She likes to tease those around her a majority of the time and is very mean spirited about, though she is careful not to cross a line. While there are times when she can be really blunt and critical about other people, there are plenty of times when she shows her compassionate side; as much as she loves to laugh at people and as much as she feels a need to be harsh with her words, she doesn't like seeing the people she cares about truly hurt. Dominique is very secretive about many features of her life and will lie in order to keep those parts of her life concealed or to avoid conflict she feel isn't need. Despite the lack of feeling in her words, Dominique makes up for it with her actions; she will never take action that doesn't have sincerity behind it, like hugging her brother for instance. She is her family's biggest cheerleader and, whether or not she is on good terms with them, she will always be there to root for them. When Dominique is faced with a choice, she is decisive about it. Dominique has a lot of control over her emotions, allowing her to feel emotions and express them without over doing it, which is a good thing considering how easy it is to make her angry and how often she is mad. Hard work is important, but Dominique tends to over do it a lot of the time, which is affecting her health. She is a very resourceful person and doesn't really care what she uses as long as it furthers her agenda. She is also incredibly overly confident; she never doubts any decision or action she makes.
Strengths
Mental Strength
Passionate
Confidence and Hard Working (combined together, they are a strength)
Perceptive
Weakness
Health
Defensive Magic
Workaholic
Harsh
Family Relationships
While she may not love them all, she is loyal to everyone in her family, despite the distance that exists between everyone. There are some that she is closer to than others, but, for the most part, they are merely shallow relationships.
Plots
As Shallow As A Pool
There are plenty of people who Dominique is friends with, but those relationships don’t even scratch the surface. Conversations usually center around the mundane and unimportant aspects of each others’ lives.
Scratching the Surface
There aren’t that many people who Dominique won’t lie to about her personal life. It’s not like she shares private information with them, however, she’ll honestly say that she doesn’t want to talk about it, which is more than she grants most. I’m thinking that she would be this close with two to three people, at most.
Other Paths
If anyone has any other ideas, I’m game. Seriously, I would love to plot with all of you and probably ask to, but being as shy as I am, it may take me time to work up the guts to do so.
