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*Holmesian Feline* · 05-08-2015, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Tazenhani

SPOILER!!: The Boys, separate time

One thing he hadn't really considered when he had taken the position of Professor, was office hours and how to keep them. It was an interesting balance, moving between the practice halls and his office to try and tag each student that came to this area of the school. And slipping lunch in there somewhere, which, admittedly was where he had been this time.

It was a bit of a surprise to return to his office to find two students waiting on his return from the kitchens. Sitting quietly and without conversation, or s'mores. His attention slipped briefly to the box by the firepit. Was he out? Surely it was too early in the semester to be out already. Or maybe they just weren't hungry. But then, it was s'mores. Hard to resist. Hard crowd, maybe?

"Gentlemen, it's a bit early in the year for such serious looks, isn't it?" Who was first and what was troubling them? And, would he even be able to help? A bit of nerves were swallowed as Sabel moved over to the s'more box and lifted the lid with the toe of his shoe. Nope, still full.

His attention, and a small smile, returned to the two waiting students.

Seems he wasn't the only one to come to the new professor's office as Kace showed up shortly after he had sat down. "Hey," Benny said simply, acknowledging the older boy's presence. Especially as he sat down at the fire himself. He let his mind wander for a little bit as he thought on what might transpire. The new professor hadn't looked too bad at the feast, but then looks could be deceiving...right? Speaking of looks...

Serious looks?

Benny turned at the voice that denoted the preceeding footsteps hadn't been another student. "Hello Professor," he greeted, debated getting to his feet. However he supposed a rush to do so might seem even more serious to the man. "Wasn't trying to be," the Gryffindor said, finally deciding to stay put. At least not too serious. Maybe it was more an informal thing.

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Holmesian Feline Chimaera Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Baker Street Posts: 30,244 Hogwarts RPG Name: Marcus Briody Cole Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Nadia Atreyu-Rehman Gryffindor Seventh Year x8 x8	Toothless - Napoleon of Crime - Gryffinclaw - Owl Emissary - Pirate Auror - DoctorDonna Quote: Originally Posted by Tazenhani SPOILER!!: The Boys, separate time One thing he hadn't really considered when he had taken the position of Professor, was office hours and how to keep them. It was an interesting balance, moving between the practice halls and his office to try and tag each student that came to this area of the school. And slipping lunch in there somewhere, which, admittedly was where he had been this time. It was a bit of a surprise to return to his office to find two students waiting on his return from the kitchens. Sitting quietly and without conversation, or s'mores. His attention slipped briefly to the box by the firepit. Was he out? Surely it was too early in the semester to be out already. Or maybe they just weren't hungry. But then, it was s'mores. Hard to resist. Hard crowd, maybe? "Gentlemen, it's a bit early in the year for such serious looks, isn't it?" Who was first and what was troubling them? And, would he even be able to help? A bit of nerves were swallowed as Sabel moved over to the s'more box and lifted the lid with the toe of his shoe. Nope, still full. His attention, and a small smile, returned to the two waiting students. Seems he wasn't the only one to come to the new professor's office as Kace showed up shortly after he had sat down. "Hey," Benny said simply, acknowledging the older boy's presence. Especially as he sat down at the fire himself. He let his mind wander for a little bit as he thought on what might transpire. The new professor hadn't looked too bad at the feast, but then looks could be deceiving...right? Speaking of looks... Serious looks? Benny turned at the voice that denoted the preceeding footsteps hadn't been another student. "Hello Professor," he greeted, debated getting to his feet. However he supposed a rush to do so might seem even more serious to the man. "Wasn't trying to be," the Gryffindor said, finally deciding to stay put. At least not too serious. Maybe it was more an informal thing. __________________