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MeredithRodneyMckay · 06-03-2011, 04:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Berty Borr

The Minister of Magic (acting) shoved the door open with his cane, announcing his arrival with a bang. "Ho OH! I see some of you are early! GOOD ON YOU! But don't think this gets you ahead in my eyes. NO SIR. I know a brown-noser when I see one."

Minister Borr waddled to the front of the room where he shed his outer cloak on Junior and then tossed his cane to whoever was nearby. He noted that SECURITY had had the smarts enough to SHOW UP.

"I like your thinking ahead," he addressed the head of security. "How is our prisoner doing?" Lord Borr chuckled to himself, "We don't work on a strike system here! This isn't American baseball! This is your JOB! Your MINISTRY! Your LIFE and the well being of ALL our citizens! You mess up again, PRISONER and TRAITOR, and you'll find yourself in AZKABAN. Isn't that right, Gabe?"

"YOU ALL WRITING THIS DOWN? MEETING HAS BEGUN. TREASON WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!"

After his speech, the Minister of Magic took his seat. "Any questions so far? You there - Maintenance worker - get me a wet cloth and something to drink."

Oh, so he had managed to get up from the poor man's back?

Eye twitch.

That voice was unmistakable. And it sent a shiver down Gabriel's spine. But he was going to be polite. Cordial. After all, what was that phrase? Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.... Borr wasn't in the friend category, but he was the boss - mores the pity. Of course what made this situation worse was that the man was talking directly to Gabe himself. Groan.

"Thank you, Minister," he nodded. Although truthfully he was only there to accompany Miss Starr. Talking of which... "The prisoner is - behaving herself, Sir, yes." Not that she wasn't in the first place. "Her letter of apology will be with you by the end of the day. Once this meeting is over, she will get a chance to write it, I'm sure."

WAIT! WHAT? AZ. KA. BAN?

That seemed a little harsh for something that was merely an expression of opinion, but considering that opinion was not shared by Borr, Gabe wasn't that surprised. "Yes, sir." Three bags full, sir. Well what else could he say? Giving a knowing look to the woman they were talking about, Gabriel tried to blend into the the wall and let the rest of them get on with their meeting. He was there if he was needed...

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MeredithRodneyMckay DMLE Blast-Ended Skrewt Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Divoland Posts: 15,583 Hogwarts RPG Name: Dahlia Betsy Marin First Year x7 x6	Sanctuary Abnormal \| HuffRavSlythDor \| Guard Badger ♥ \| Stargater \| Awaiting Culling Quote: Originally Posted by Berty Borr The Minister of Magic (acting) shoved the door open with his cane, announcing his arrival with a bang. "Ho OH! I see some of you are early! GOOD ON YOU! But don't think this gets you ahead in my eyes. NO SIR. I know a brown-noser when I see one." Minister Borr waddled to the front of the room where he shed his outer cloak on Junior and then tossed his cane to whoever was nearby. He noted that SECURITY had had the smarts enough to SHOW UP. "I like your thinking ahead," he addressed the head of security. "How is our prisoner doing?" Lord Borr chuckled to himself, "We don't work on a strike system here! This isn't American baseball! This is your JOB! Your MINISTRY! Your LIFE and the well being of ALL our citizens! You mess up again, PRISONER and TRAITOR, and you'll find yourself in AZKABAN. Isn't that right, Gabe?" "YOU ALL WRITING THIS DOWN? MEETING HAS BEGUN. TREASON WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!" After his speech, the Minister of Magic took his seat. "Any questions so far? You there - Maintenance worker - get me a wet cloth and something to drink." Oh, so he had managed to get up from the poor man's back? Eye twitch. That voice was unmistakable. And it sent a shiver down Gabriel's spine. But he was going to be polite. Cordial. After all, what was that phrase? Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer.... Borr wasn't in the friend category, but he was the boss - mores the pity. Of course what made this situation worse was that the man was talking directly to Gabe himself. Groan. "Thank you, Minister," he nodded. Although truthfully he was only there to accompany Miss Starr. Talking of which... "The prisoner is - behaving herself, Sir, yes." Not that she wasn't in the first place. "Her letter of apology will be with you by the end of the day. Once this meeting is over, she will get a chance to write it, I'm sure." WAIT! WHAT? AZ. KA. BAN? That seemed a little harsh for something that was merely an expression of opinion, but considering that opinion was not shared by Borr, Gabe wasn't that surprised. "Yes, sir." Three bags full, sir. Well what else could he say? Giving a knowing look to the woman they were talking about, Gabriel tried to blend into the the wall and let the rest of them get on with their meeting. He was there if he was needed... __________________