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**Mohamed Sahnoun** · 05-07-2016, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by MunchyBubbles

Azura was not looking forward to this meeting. But the letter clutched in her hand for her Head of House wasn't going to wait. She was sure her Aunt had charmed it to be sent anyways if she didn't deliver it personally.. So here she was..

Letter in hand.. Trying to get herself together.. And not cry.

For the love of the Fwoopers just don't let her cry.

She knocked on the door and then stepped back and waited for it to open.

Even though there were a number of papers sitting on his desk that needed signing, the African man swiftly made his way from his office to the library. Leobald had told him that he was going to be meeting with Azura Kennedy, and, given the circumstances, Sahnoun felt it was his duty as interim headmaster to be in attendance. His meddlesome paperwork could wait; the wellbeing of his new students were of priority.

Arriving outside Leobald's office, the headmaster was not surprised to see the young Ravenclaw standing outside the librarian's office. For a moment he was curious about the piece of paper that she was holding in her hand, but he was quick to assume that it was the same letter from her aunt that explained everything that had occurred before the start of the term. The headmaster's heart sank a little, knowing what it was like to have lost a loved one. But he had faith that the young girl would be alright in the end.

"Good day, Miss Kennedy," he greeted with a warm smile and courteous nod of his head. "I take it you have already knocked on Mr. Kitridge's door?"

05-07-2016, 05:51 PM	#5 (permalink)
Mohamed Sahnoun Supreme Mugwump Former Headmaster Puffskein Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 1,053 Graduated x10 x8	Quote: Originally Posted by MunchyBubbles Azura was not looking forward to this meeting. But the letter clutched in her hand for her Head of House wasn't going to wait. She was sure her Aunt had charmed it to be sent anyways if she didn't deliver it personally.. So here she was.. Letter in hand.. Trying to get herself together.. And not cry. For the love of the Fwoopers just don't let her cry. She knocked on the door and then stepped back and waited for it to open. Even though there were a number of papers sitting on his desk that needed signing, the African man swiftly made his way from his office to the library. Leobald had told him that he was going to be meeting with Azura Kennedy, and, given the circumstances, Sahnoun felt it was his duty as interim headmaster to be in attendance. His meddlesome paperwork could wait; the wellbeing of his new students were of priority. Arriving outside Leobald's office, the headmaster was not surprised to see the young Ravenclaw standing outside the librarian's office. For a moment he was curious about the piece of paper that she was holding in her hand, but he was quick to assume that it was the same letter from her aunt that explained everything that had occurred before the start of the term. The headmaster's heart sank a little, knowing what it was like to have lost a loved one. But he had faith that the young girl would be alright in the end. "Good day, Miss Kennedy," he greeted with a warm smile and courteous nod of his head. "I take it you have already knocked on Mr. Kitridge's door?"