#tomasofalltrades

[youngestlongbottom]

She hadn’t expected to see anyone she knew other than her sisters, so Tomas had been a pleasant surprise. 

He had helped The Hood, one of the only people who knew the truth about the identity of the person who did so much good where she grew up. If it hadn’t been for him, one of her sisters would have been caught, so they’d taken him in for a few days. 

Tomas had left without a word. 

She walked up to him in the middle of the corridor and lightly slapped him before he even had the chance to acknowledge her. 

“That is for leaving without saying goodbye.” She then smiled at him, seeing him reach for the knife and then hesitate. “You stab me, I’ll stab you back, my friend.” She leaned up and kissed him on the cheek, knowing it’d make him squirm. 

Knowing someone had seen that exchange, and not wanting anyone to get the wrong idea, she turned around. “There is nothing ruder than a friend leaving town without saying goodbye, no?” 

[emmelinelongbottom]

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Tomas may not like that he had friends, but he did and Emmeline counted herself among them. He had saved her life, but more than that, he was someone she knew she could depend on. For whatever reason he had supported her and her sisters. He would complain that she thought that, but she did. And Emmeline wasn’t going to let him be alone on Christmas. 

As she suspected he wasn’t in his dorm during the holiday. She knew he hadn’t gone home, and assumed he was hanging out in the woods like he always did. She put on her best cloak and went out, holding the french coin in her hand. It wasn’t long before she found him in one of his favorite spots. He thought he was so mysterious but Emmeline was pretty sure he had his movements down. She flashed the little present, “You know, you’re supposed to sign your gifts.” She said with a smile. 

[destinedaweasley]

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Moira laid on her back and looked up at the sky through the trees. She loved this view of the forest, seeing the full tall trees reaching up to the sky speckled with bright green leaves. She had already befriended a few little fairies, unaware that they were typically quite devious. She was enjoying herself very much, but the sun was beginning to set, so she stood up, brushed herself off, and decided to head back to the castle...that she couldn’t see anywhere. 

She was looking around, trying to find something to direct her, when an arrow came flying past her head. Moira yelped in surprise, but a little in fear. Were there outlaws and bandits in these woods?