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Do you love your husband? Was your marriage arranged?
“I love my husband very much,” Annie hissed at the question and doubt of her faith. “It was not arranged at all. I met Theo and I knew that it would a perfect match. there was nothing that the two of us couldn’t tackle. With my brains and his steadfastness, we became a dynamic duo.” She nodded as if she needed to agree with herself. “He’s my best friend and the person who pushes me to to better with my life.”
Do you believe in love? Ever been in love?
Yes, greyface. I do, in fact, believe very much so in love. Sometimes I want to believe that there’s an undeniable chemistry between people, but I’m not quite so sure I’ve never felt it myself. But surely there is definitely chemicals within the brain that control thoughts towards other people, a need of sorts, you see? I feel these chemicals with Theodore.” Annie cocked her head to the side at the curious anon. “But I really don’t know why any of it is your business, greyface. Please explain.”
♒ : How my muse would describe yours in one sentence. ☢ : If they view your muse as a friend or enemy or love interest.
♒ : How my muse would describe yours in one sentence. ☢ : If they view your muse as a friend or enemy or love interest.
“Well Benjy, I don’t know you so my sentence would be, ‘This is an unknown and getting to know new people is like jumping into cold water: once you’re in, it gets warmer, but your body still starts to shut down.’ How does that sound?”
Anastasia gave a small look towards the man, one eyebrow raised. “And as for the friend, enemy, or love interest, I do not know and it’s up to you to decide to approach me or not. I will not approach you unless there is a benefit out of it for me.”
What is your most prized possession?
“I think, and this is very primitive, and not really an object, but my desk at work is my prized possession. I have charms on the desk drawers to store everything alphabetically as I need them to. Everything is in it’s exact space as it should be. My inferiors know not to touch it, or I’ll hex them,” Annie replied with a small smirk.
Are you employed?
Anastasia brushed an imaginary piece of lint off of her crease-free blazer. “Well right now, greyface, I’m employed as an editor of The Daily Prophet. And I worked hard to get this spot.” She smiled politely as she remembered all of the people she had stepped on to achieve the role she currently held. “I’m not going anywhere anytime soon. You can count on that.”
Sexuality? Turn ons? Turn offs?
Annie wrinkled her nose in disgust. “I’m straight, greyface. But I don’t know why you must know my personal business. Although, I quite enjoy things that are in place and orderly. But if they’re out of place, I don’t want anything to do with them. Also people. People annoy me. And most men that think they’re so much better than I. And muggles.” Annie shuddered at the last word. “How repulsive.”
