SPOILER!!: Shacklebolt! <3
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Originally Posted by
sarahlooo 
Her mum was much better with the whole broken heart mending thing. She didn't expect that of Dakest, but it was just... funny. What else was funny was that his only piece of advice was to "hit him where it hurts". Evie let out a snort of laughter and then cleared her throat to compose herself, though a grin stayed on her lips. "Thanks for the advice."
And that was enough relationship talk, probably.
What he had to say next, Evie listened very carefully. She was glad to hear he was still supporting her, since he knew pretty much what she was getting into. And he was right, she was going into the program no matter what he said or what anybody else said. She had made her decision and she was determined. All Evie could do was nod at what he said. "Alright then. I guess that's settled." She was taking him on his offer for private lessons, no hesitation. "I'll come find you at the end of term."
Sure, he liked to be taken seriously as a Professor, but things got a little dry when the whole conversation was serious. And moody serious to boot. So, he was quite relieved when Shacklebolt took the humor in good stride. A small smirk and a nod.
"Anytime."
Anytime she wanted bad, poor relationship advice that was. Or private lessons. That too.
Sabel nodded.
"I expect no less." SPOILER!!: This Kid XD (And haha no worries)
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Originally Posted by
ArianaBlack
"Thanks, Sir," he nodded back. And if Sophie Brown yelled at him, Dakest was gonna hear from Zander because a deal was a deal.
Um. Right.
Anyways.
This book. Yeah. The Gryffindor attempted to laugh at Dakest's joke... Knowing quite well that the man wasn't exactly an old dog, yet. But instead of a genuine laugh it turned into one of those uncomfortable 'an adult is trying to be funny so I'm laughing in pity so they'll like me' laughs. Which then turned into a cough. Ahem. Yeah.
And before he knew it the book was being nudged over in his direction. Oh. Uh. "It looks... very......" Um. He glanced over the cover, lightly lifting it up to skim over the first few pages. "Informative?" Yes. That was the best he could do. Leave it to Dakest to choose the two most boring topics to read about.
He looked right back up at his Defense Professor rather expectantly.
A nod, and then a quirked eyebrow. Was....Adair choking? Or going through all stages of puberty voice change right then and there? Not really sure if he should go give the kid a pat on the back or pretend he didn't hear him, Sabel sort of just stared at the boy. What? Just, what?
Apparently not choking however, which while good news was a little bit disappointing when it was followed up with such a strangely constituted response.
"Most books are." Really. What books had this kid been reading? It was usually the purpose of books in general. To...inform.
"Young dogs can learn a few as well." He prompted.
"You're welcome to borrow it."