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DaniDiNardo · 03-04-2014, 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by RachieRu

No. He hadn't been expecting to come either. But some things needed to happen. And he really needed to talk to Gavin. Sure he liked his ex-employee. But he did not like the man sending people to look at his department. He shouldn't have even been talking about mysteries. They were unspeakables for a reason. "No... I was really expecting to need to come." He clearly was not a very happy man.

He walked into the office before turning to face Gavin. "Are you telling your employees they are free to get a tour of my department?"

Was he....was he taking a tone with him?

No, certainly not. One didn't walk into his office with a tone, it was absurd to even think it because Mr. Ashby, no matter what his complaint, would have taken the more civil approach. Gavin leaned against his desk, sizing up the man for a moment. His tone was enough to tell him the man was obviously upset about something but he was drawing a blank on what exactly.

If he was here to complain about his work area there was nothing the Senior Undersecretary could do. They'd all gotten the liberty to choose where they wanted to set up temporary office. If he wanted a ship then he was going to keep the damn ship until Aron and his men blew a way back inside the Ministry.

He didn't straighten when the man turned to him, instead he fixed him with an expectant look. Explanations were nice. He liked those.

"Nope." So that's what this was about. Gavin maintained a perfectly straight face but consider him amused. He remembered saying something of the sort but..."I said nothing about tours, in fact I believe I told Mr. Neves not to be bothering your employees while down there. Tours are out of the question. I don't suspect you're running a tourist attraction."

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DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by RachieRu No. He hadn't been expecting to come either. But some things needed to happen. And he really needed to talk to Gavin. Sure he liked his ex-employee. But he did not like the man sending people to look at his department. He shouldn't have even been talking about mysteries. They were unspeakables for a reason. "No... I was really expecting to need to come." He clearly was not a very happy man. He walked into the office before turning to face Gavin. "Are you telling your employees they are free to get a tour of my department?" Was he....was he taking a tone with him? No, certainly not. One didn't walk into his office with a tone, it was absurd to even think it because Mr. Ashby, no matter what his complaint, would have taken the more civil approach. Gavin leaned against his desk, sizing up the man for a moment. His tone was enough to tell him the man was obviously upset about something but he was drawing a blank on what exactly. If he was here to complain about his work area there was nothing the Senior Undersecretary could do. They'd all gotten the liberty to choose where they wanted to set up temporary office. If he wanted a ship then he was going to keep the damn ship until Aron and his men blew a way back inside the Ministry. He didn't straighten when the man turned to him, instead he fixed him with an expectant look. Explanations were nice. He liked those. "Nope." So that's what this was about. Gavin maintained a perfectly straight face but consider him amused. He remembered saying something of the sort but..."I said nothing about tours, in fact I believe I told Mr. Neves not to be bothering your employees while down there. Tours are out of the question. I don't suspect you're running a tourist attraction." __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.