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Originally Posted by
Timothy Danford
Nathaniel nodded and adjusted his crimson tie. "True, having no career would be rather bad. So while it was very painful, I am sure in the end it will be worth the price." He leaned back and took a sip from his coffee, it was bitter, and he had forgotten to add the cream again. He was so forgetful when it came to those things, there was just so much else to think about. He grinned widely, "Well I would have loved to have you fighting at my side, but I doubt you would have the stomach to do some of the things we did. It was hardly as tame as Hogwarts."
"I will visit you, what was your title at Hogwarts then?"
Can't deny she grinned, the pay was...
okay, not so much so she could afford her dream house on Blackheath common, but enough to get a decent sized flat. One day she'd be able to afford that beaut of a house without getting into debt.
One day.
She took a sip of her own green tea, because, whilst caffine was truly amazing and a gift from the universe, she couldn't drink it now otherwise she'd go slightly bonkers and Nathanial
WOULD run a mile. They all did. That was why she always ordered a coffee on a boring date, just to speed up the evening and get back to her multitude of Friends DVDs.
You never know, I did once plan to become a healer and I have watched all of the Saw DVDs in one night. Something she was still proud of to this day, it may of been when she was 17 and with a group of people and she had been terrified but she was still proud.
But maybe you're right she nodded,
blood and guts, not my thing to say the least, she grinned,
good, oh the Hogwarts Heartbreaker she nodded smiling, she'd grown up a little but not that much.
Did you have any titles? She asked, she still had her yearbook, and frequently flipped to that page just so she could see a young 17 year old version of herself. She was 22now.
Old practically