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Hogwarts RPG Name: Sophia Svensson #556B2F Slytherin Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Eulalia Walles (#F48037) Hufflepuff Fourth Year | Constant Vigilance! O_O AWAKE! SPOILER!!: Brody Quote:
Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19
Despite the light rumbling of his stomach, his food was ignored. For now. This Wizarding Communication essay was priority. Words were actually flowing and his hand seemed to fly across the paper. Brody wished that all essays could come this easily to him. Sometimes, he struggled to get his thoughts together or even to get the words to come. The young man finished up a sentence now and dotted an ‘i’ and crossed a ‘t’. Absently, he massaged the wrist of his writing hand in which there was a dull throb. Writing that quickly could hurt, you know. “Hmm?” Brody asked without looking up for a moment. Gala? What gala? He finally looked up and the words clicked. THAT gala! Brody remembered this guy quite clearly. Gabriel. Had he always been that good looking? Of course, the Coordinator had been busy flirting with Joseph at the time to notice. “Hi.’’ Brody leaned casually back in his chair, his eyes studying the other guy’s face. “Sure. Yep, Brody Hawthorne’s the name. And you’re Gabriel. I remember you.” He gestured at the vacant chairs at the table. Gabriel was free to choose which he wanted to sit on. Gabriel hadn't intended to interrupt whatever Brody was writing, but he was glad the other fellow didn't seem to mind. He took the seat across and set his food down. "Brody, that's right," he said, grinning at the re-introduction. He definitely had remembered that too. "Sorry to interrupt...Which department are you in, again?"
He took a bite of his own sandwich. Whilst chewing, he tried to sit a little taller and read upside down what Brody had been writing. Yes, he was being nosy. Was this Ministry business? Luckily for Brody, upside down reading was not yet a skill of Gabriel's, so he could only make out some o's on the page. Nothing helpful for drawing conclusions, unfortunately. The number of o's on a page was not indicative of anything. |
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