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DaniDiNardo · 01-09-2015, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by isSeeker

The Charms Professor was new. So was Nicole. She personally thought it was her duty to go to the new professor's office for a visit. He was also an Animagus - she looked the word up! - and the girl also wanted to learn what she had to do in order to be one herself. Most importantly, she brought an apple for the professor. This was to make up for not bring one and pretty much breaking a rule in her first lesson.

When she reached the door of Professor Quigley, she noted the sign outside and knocked once... too quietly. Nicole knocked again, this time louder. Did she break another rule by knocking twice? Urgh, life at Hogwarts was so difficult. She sat down on a chair and started reading while she waited for the professor.

To say he'd been tremendously busy would have been a gross overstatement, very much so. Having ~~for once~~ gotten his lesson planning done ahead of schedule, Maddox had settled at his desk to compose an owl for his wife. She'd be interested to know how he'd been getting on so far, amused even.

But just as he dipped the quill into the ink, he heard a faint tap at his door. Might have been nothing and he was content to thing so until he heard another, more distinguishable knock that alerted him to the fact he had a visitor. Well he supposed this would have to wait then.

Maddox pushed away from his desk and with a lazy stride made his way to the door. Prying it open, he found Miss Holloway seated there and reading...? The Professor cleared his throat, assuming she'd come to see him and wasn't simply using his seating area as a lounge for relaxed reading. "Hello Miss Holloway."

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Originally Posted by natethegreat

Gregoire couldn't believe he was about to do this. Even after all the trouble he was in at the feast. Though the new Charms Professor didn't seem to notice that. And, he seemed pretty chill too. The Snake actually enjoyed having Professor Quigley. He was certainly an interesting person. Also, he was just the person he could use to answer his question! Granted, what he wanted to learn was more along the lines of Transfiguration, but considering the fact that Professor Bellaire knew he was in trouble wouldn't really help. Also, he wasn't sure that she could help him out. Gregoire needed a special person to answer this question. Professor Quigley, just so happened to be that special type of person.

Walking up to the door of his office, Gregoire looked at the sign on the door. Well, looks like the Slytherin fourth year wouldn't be banging as loud as he could, that was for sure. The Professor had to be in a very good mood for this to go well. The boy, gave a quick tap on the door that wasn't extremely obnoxious, but it wasn't soft either. It was...just right.

To make sure the Professor would be happy, Gregoire took a fresh, shiny red apple out of his bag. Not a blemish about this apple. The red was really glossy, and there wasn't a single bruise at all on it. But just in case, the dirty blonde revealed a tissue from his backpack and started to wipe the apple clean as he waited for the Professor to answer the door.

Where was it?

Not there....not over there...The Professor paused somewhere near the top of his closest bookshelf to eye the entire collection for a moment. He could have been SURE he'd seen that book just yesterday and books didn't just vanish...with the exception of that invisible book but even then it hadn't vanished, simply gone out of plain sight. There was a difference.

The knock at the door forced him to abandon his search in the moment with a sigh. Visitors, he got those sometimes and was still getting used to that fact.

The man pulled open the door. Oh. "Good day Mister Bastion." He'd ask if he wanted something but that was evident enough with the visit.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,240 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 isSeeker The Charms Professor was new. So was Nicole. She personally thought it was her duty to go to the new professor's office for a visit. He was also an Animagus - she looked the word up! - and the girl also wanted to learn what she had to do in order to be one herself. Most importantly, she brought an apple for the professor. This was to make up for not bring one and pretty much breaking a rule in her first lesson. When she reached the door of Professor Quigley, she noted the sign outside and knocked once... too quietly. Nicole knocked again, this time louder. Did she break another rule by knocking twice? Urgh, life at Hogwarts was so difficult. She sat down on a chair and started reading while she waited for the professor. To say he'd been tremendously busy would have been a gross overstatement, very much so. Having ~~for once~~ gotten his lesson planning done ahead of schedule, Maddox had settled at his desk to compose an owl for his wife. She'd be interested to know how he'd been getting on so far, amused even. But just as he dipped the quill into the ink, he heard a faint tap at his door. Might have been nothing and he was content to thing so until he heard another, more distinguishable knock that alerted him to the fact he had a visitor. Well he supposed this would have to wait then. Maddox pushed away from his desk and with a lazy stride made his way to the door. Prying it open, he found Miss Holloway seated there and reading...? The Professor cleared his throat, assuming she'd come to see him and wasn't simply using his seating area as a lounge for relaxed reading. "Hello Miss Holloway." Quote: Originally Posted by natethegreat Gregoire couldn't believe he was about to do this. Even after all the trouble he was in at the feast. Though the new Charms Professor didn't seem to notice that. And, he seemed pretty chill too. The Snake actually enjoyed having Professor Quigley. He was certainly an interesting person. Also, he was just the person he could use to answer his question! Granted, what he wanted to learn was more along the lines of Transfiguration, but considering the fact that Professor Bellaire knew he was in trouble wouldn't really help. Also, he wasn't sure that she could help him out. Gregoire needed a special person to answer this question. Professor Quigley, just so happened to be that special type of person. Walking up to the door of his office, Gregoire looked at the sign on the door. Well, looks like the Slytherin fourth year wouldn't be banging as loud as he could, that was for sure. The Professor had to be in a very good mood for this to go well. The boy, gave a quick tap on the door that wasn't extremely obnoxious, but it wasn't soft either. It was...just right. To make sure the Professor would be happy, Gregoire took a fresh, shiny red apple out of his bag. Not a blemish about this apple. The red was really glossy, and there wasn't a single bruise at all on it. But just in case, the dirty blonde revealed a tissue from his backpack and started to wipe the apple clean as he waited for the Professor to answer the door. Where was it? Not there....not over there...The Professor paused somewhere near the top of his closest bookshelf to eye the entire collection for a moment. He could have been SURE he'd seen that book just yesterday and books didn't just vanish...with the exception of that invisible book but even then it hadn't vanished, simply gone out of plain sight. There was a difference. The knock at the door forced him to abandon his search in the moment with a sigh. Visitors, he got those sometimes and was still getting used to that fact. The man pulled open the door. Oh. "Good day Mister Bastion." He'd ask if he wanted something but that was evident enough with the visit. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.