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His hand clutched at his chest, his mouth falling open in shock, “Reenie, when have I ever ditched you to snog anyone? I’m offended that you would even imply such a thing. I know you hate parties and knowing that I would never just leave you.” He shook his head, taking her hand and pressing a soft kiss to the back of it. “My lovely Reenie, I invited you out and so out we go and stay, together. I swear it on an entire two months of being your errand boy should I prove myself to be a liar.” His smile was warm as he hauled her up onto his back, his hands giving her legs a gentle squeeze before the two of them headed off.
It was a big deal that she had agreed to come with him and he would not take that lightly though he wasn’t entirely sure why she thought he would just leave her. He never had before, but then again he had never convinced her to come to something like this with him before. Their usual adventures being just the two of them, seeing what there was to see in the world around them for so much of it seeming brand new, but that’s always how it was when things were experienced in the right company.
That had always been his favorite thing, going places with Reenie and seeing it all through her eyes. Different things lit up her eyes in different ways, few things seemed to catch her breath and even fewer took it away, but he never knew what he would get and this would be another one of those things. He was hoping that at the very least she wouldn’t hate going to parties with him after this if nothing else. “Hey, if its absolutely awful we’ll leave and do something else, alright?”
Despite her own discomfort at the idea of being at an actual party, she couldn’t help the soft laugh that escaped her lips as she got settled on his back, her arms looped loosely around his shoulders. There was no doubt in Irene’s mind that he would get her safely wherever they were going, dropping her wasn’t an option, so she rested her chin on his shoulder and nodded her head slightly. “Well I know what I would make you do, and it’d be awful,” she warned, a grin in her voice.
If she was honest, running into her cousin was only part of the reason she usually avoided the Hogwarts social scene. She hated the looks. Hated the idea that everyone had just up and accepted the blood purity thing being a non-issue because of her very famous uncle. But mostly what she hated were the people judging her, or rather, judging her father, for the things uncle Harry had once told the press, or that had been leaked. Everyone knew the Dursley name to be one of shame, really. And she had no intention of trying to clear that nonsense up. It was easier for her to just keep her head down, prove her skills and talents and just go her merry way. After school she imagined she would rather enjoy going to Italy or Japan and bask in another world of magic.
Hearing his voice she hummed softly her brain taking a moment to process through his words. “Oh, I doubt it will be awful,” she breathed with a sigh of defeat. He had never led her on a poor adventure to date, so she had to give him at least that much credit. “Can I have sugar quills and cream filled chocolates, or is this concert more of a bar food and giggle water sort of thing?” She was never one for drinking, but this might rank on the list of rare exceptions. Still, a sugar quill sounded divine for any situation.















