Confusion Fall - Midmorning at BLABS

Confusion Fall - Midmorning at BLABS
...because there can still be war without the Dark Lord.

User:	confusion_fall (posted by spectralstudent)
Date:	2010-04-10 00:36
Subject:	Midmorning at BLABS
Security:	Public

Hermione Granger floated through the door to BLABS with a small but excited smile. With a crack, Dobby appeared next to her with an envelope in his hand. She floated up to the counter and smiled sweetly at Michael. "Hello, Michael," Hermione said brightly. "MacGonnagall's written me a letter to take a look at some books, if that's all right."

A little brown hand pushed an envelope across the counter and left a list written on parchment on Hermione's side. "Thank you, Dobby. You may go back to the castle now," Hermione said.

"Yes, Miss Granger. Dobby will go back, but Miss Granger should calls to Dobby is Miss Granger needs anything," the elf said and disappeared again.

"Sorry about that. He likes being my hands," she said, trying to excuse her use of an elf.

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User:	spectralstudent
Date:	2010-04-13 13:20 (UTC)
Subject:	(no subject)

Hermione nodded, began to turn and then remembered her list on the counter. "Er, would you mind bringing my list to the table?" she asked rather sheepishly. Being a ghost didn't exactly feed her fierce independence. In fact, she often felt incredibly stupid having to ask people to do the most menial things for her. It was one of the many reasons that this whole thing needed to be over.

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User:	michaelcorner
Date:	2010-04-13 13:34 (UTC)
Subject:	(no subject)

Michael took the list and followed Hermione to a table. He laid the list down where it would be easy to read but out of the way.

"Between work and Iden and wedding planning, I haven't seen many of our schoolmates in recent months. Do you hear much from anyone?"

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