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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! Quote:
Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19
Gabriel could have spoken with food in his mouth for all Brody cared. It would be just another excuse to watch those luscious lips. But truly, Brody could not figure out why he was like this. It seemed to be simply in his nature to want to flirt with any good looking man or woman within his age range. And what was this? His eyebrow lifted just a hint in question to Gabriel’s reaction - the grimace. “Something wrong?’’ Maybe Gabe -er, Gabriel {why did his brain keep thinking of this hunk as 'Gabe'?- thought that attending University while working was too much. “It’s an asset to be fluent in certain languages while in that department,’’ Brody replied after downing a mouthful of butterbeer. “Especially since I plan to move up rather than remaining a Coordinator.” Ambitions… the young man had them. “I’m already fluent in Dutch. I plan to learn French Italian, Portuguese, Urdu… maybe more if I have the time.’’
Was Gabriel impressed yet? Gabriel shook his head. Nothing was wrong. He just tried very hard not to think of his own wasted years at university. Well, he did not think the years were a waste, but the time in those classes certainly had been. The only class that had been useful in any sort of way had been his English class, and his wizarding law class. And they would have been more useful if they'd been less boring.
"That's very ambitious, Brody," he commented, definitely impressed. What was that, five languages? Counting was not Gabriel's specialty. Almost as many as his sister. The two would probably get along, Isabella enjoyed that book learning nonsense as well. "I grew up speaking Portuguese and Spanish, if you would like a conversation friend." Was that what it was called? Someone to practice a second language with? He was not sure, but he thought his words conveyed the sentiment.
He took another bite of his sandwich, letting their conversation pause because he was hungry. YATI training made a man hungry. |
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