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[my-doe-meadowes]

Well, my mother keeps saying that coffee ban isn’t quite as bad as we’re making it out to be, but I have to say -- the fact that my step-mother is all for sending me contraband coffee? That certainly makes it more than worth dueling families at holidays.

[sheis-dawn-blog]

“Don’t try and tell me that sugar is a replacement for caffeine. It’s not. It’s completely not. “

[luciussmalfxy-blog]

The bones in his fingers were curled as he gripped the pencil in his finger, furiously scribbling down words in the library - fully concentrated on the task. In frustration he proceeded to rip out the sheet of paper, crumpling it in his hand and reducing it into a ball of trash; he briefly stared at the marks of the graphite that marked his pale skin. The ball was discarded on the corner of heavy wood grained desk. He ran his hand through his blond locks as he started again, slowing down as the rhythmic scrawl of his letters were embedded on a new sheet. Even when Lucius Malfoy was occupied, he was always keenly observant of his environment. Without lifting his chin, his voice rang clear cutting through the air, “Say, what do you want?” the tone stern but enunciated sharply. “It’s rude to stare,” words escaped his lips with a low murmur. 

[kniaz-antonin-blog]

The aftermath || OPEN

“Next time you leave toads in my room, maybe don’t colour them in the gryffindor colours or spell one of them to say ‘dolphins are stupid’, eblan.”

[xlilydear-blog]

Late Nights | Open

The start of the school year was simultaneously the calmest and most chaotic time of year. The library was empty of most students, creating a quiet atmosphere to stay on track, but the halls were littered with first years of every house, lost and near tears about something Peeves had said, or about running into Myrtle in her bathroom. She felt bad for the little ones, remembering how scary it had been when she had first set foot in the large castle without so much as a flashlight let alone a map of the place, but it didn’t stop the flash of annoyance whenever one of the younger students would burst into the otherwise silent room looking for an adult and for some reason assuming Lily was such.  This had happened four times before Lily finally gave up and gathered her things into her bag. Potions homework could wait. She could ask Remus to sit with her and give that scary stare he could conjure up whenever he needed a break from the common room’s noise. She did as much of a scan as she could to make sure she wouldn’t have to come crashing back in here before the library closed for the night. It was already dark outside and she was tired. Lily knew as soon as she set foot in the common room, the fire would draw her in and she wouldn’t be moving unless necessary for the rest of the night.  She winced involuntarily when the heavy doors creaked open, and she did her best to make herself look busy in case it was yet another eleven year old trying to find the Great Hall or the Owlery or whatever it was that the ghosts were apparently also too busy to point out. From the corner of her eye, she kept trying to glance to see who it was but was having a difficult time being subtle about it. Finally, she just turned with her things, deflating a little when she saw it wasn’t a first year, and she might actually be able to flee upstairs before she yelled at one of them and made them cry.  “Bit late for a library run, don’t you think?”

[stardust-seeker-blog]

"You do know there is a permanent ban on scowls in this area, right?”

[sangrepuras-blog]

❛   ––––– i don’t think i could care less ,    honestly   ❜   the eptiome of unbothered she is , as dusky hues skim over the question before her   –––   transfiguration homework , ( aka ) a pain in the ass .   ❛   this whole coffee ban thing . i’ve never been a big coffee drinker myself . . . buuut  green tea though . i have at least six cups a day . more caffeine than coffee , you know   ?   don’t tell mcgonagall that .   ❜ 

[alicemck-blog1]

“Huh? Sorry what’d you say?” Alice raised her voice loudly as she glared at the gaggle of fifth years across from her. She had heard the person who addressed her perfectly well, but she was tired of hearing about who hooked up with who over the summer. “You see, I can’t hear you over these GOSSIPING girls before me. Seriously, why don’t you all go spread rumors somewhere else, maybe a bit more QUIETLY and in SECRET like most people do?”