Hand gripped the others arm, after running across the road. “He flew in the window of the joke shop. Let’s go.”
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Hand gripped the others arm, after running across the road. “He flew in the window of the joke shop. Let’s go.”
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“If you continue to move this will not work.” The paint smeared on her hand and Beatrice emitted a small sigh. The oils were so much harder to work than the water colors. This wasn’t right, she didn’t feel in this time. “You likely will photograph better. Paintings are too many moments, photographs are one. And I do not like these colors.”
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I’d tell you what I’m holding behind my back, but I don’t think you actually want to know. Might blow your mind too much.” Also apparently, Aurors should not be in detention. @andrcmedcs
“The floor outside the door it wet.” Emma exclaimed as she entered the common room. “You could float a duck in there. An actual puddle, it is. I made a leap over it and genuinely I’m impressed. Of course, I could have cleaned it up, but I want to see if any first years try it first. Do you want to watch?”
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St. Mungo’s had an odd familiarity to it. Anytime she turned a corner she expected to see her own mother standing there, in her nurse’s uniform pushing along some child who was at least smiling. It was not that different here among the healers and mediwix. The smell was still somehow clinical, clean and sterilized the way her mother’s floor had been. In those small things Charity took comfort since confining herself to the waiting room of the hospital. It was on her own request that she accompany the student to the London hospital. Quidditch accidents were often nasty, but something about this had seemed malicious. And if the offender wasn’t so well protected then she’d be advocating for expulsion. It seemed that not much had changed in the near seven years since she was last on the other end of the classroom.
It seemed that so little had changed that on that student’s chart, she recognized the name of the Healer assigned to the case. She took the papers under her arm and waited for an unseen moment to escape down the blueish-white hall to ward thirty seven. The student’s parents hadn’t arrived yet, she remembered what it was like to get her own muggle mother into these places. Maybe that’s why it was important that she had stayed here instead of returning to Hogwarts.
“Is there an administrator I can speak to?” She asked to the dark haired figure standing before the cot, but her eyes hardened a little bit when Andromeda Black turned around. “Have the parents arrived yet? Or do you still need to look at their chart.” She referred to the groaning child, something shadowy among their injuries. Remaining calm and even was important to her, even if she felt herself slightly hotter inside than usual. “I’m responsible for them till then.” @drcmeda
“I’ve got just a few lines left, you can take it.” Charity nodded from her seat in the library, looking up to the fellow sixth year. She pushed the book in her direction, before glancing back down to her essay. “I’ll be honest, I think the notes I took from what Flitwick said are better than in the book. I only used chapter four. I can’t believe I had to hunt it down for just that.”
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