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Stefan · 11-03-2021, 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by emjay

One of the fun things about being a seventh year, according to one Morgan Finn McCarthy, was crossing things off his Hogwarts bucket list. It was a list of all the things he wanted to do before leaving school and one that he started writing last summer, yet it was by some miracle that he hadn't lost it as he was apt to do with loose papers such as homework.

He'd already crossed off some of his more adventurous items, but he was feeling like he was running out of time to complete everything. As Morgan wandered out of the common room, he pulled the torn and stained list from his pocket and unfolded it to see what he could do today. His eyes scanned the words, many of them crossed off, and landed on "Sing a duet with the Fat Lady," just as he stepped out into the corridor. Seemed easy enough, but... just how did that one get on there? Seemed like something Kale must have written.

Setting up a date was tough business, but at least Noah was making progress. He'd just been to the Kitchens to talk with the house-elves about a certain request, and he was quite pleased with the turnout. There was only one...okay, two things in his imaginary list that needed his attention, and he'd be set for his "date".

Making his way back to the Gryffindor Common room, he found Morgan standing in front of the portrait, busy, reading. Was it another Hogwarts confession paper he found? "Hey," Noah said in greeting, tapping Morgan's back. "Everything alright?" he asked, glancing at the parchment in his hand, and then to the portrait of the Fat Lady, prompting a not so distant memory. "Was it just me the other day, or did the Fat Lady sing the 'Happy Birthday' in a very operatic way?"

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