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Sneakeh Cat · 09-29-2017, 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Nordic Witch

There were some Slytherin students she knew that had signed their names on the staying at school form when she had made her regular morning visit in the common room a few days before. It was how Laurel herself had done a few times when she had been a student at the school too. Her siblings and her had stayed at school while their parents had gone away to see aunt Mildred in Wales. Aunt Mildred had bless her soul had been quite a character.

On this particular day Laurel left her office with a stack of letters and packages in hand intending to go to the owlery to send away some letters to family, friends and Alexander. The blond seer and diviner was walking in her own thoughts thinking about orchestrating a Christmas party with Rose's help as she passed by the Meditation Room and heard the horrible sound of a crystal ball hitting the floor and shattering.

Dropping her letters and packages to the floor in shock Laurel hurriedly made her way into the Meditation Room to survey the damage. Pulse beating rapidly her gaze darted left and right as she took in the sight of the shattered crystal pieces on the floor in the seemingly deserted room except for Flynn that had his nose in a book not too far away. Turning her gaze to him Laurel asked "Flynn, do you know anything about this shattered crystal ball?"

Flynn casually flipped through this book about.... what was this about? He hadn't even bothered to look at the title before opening it. He did not even bother to actually read it either; there weren't many pictures and the text was long and boring. He was counting down in his head, and as soon as he reached zero, he was going to leave because surely that meant nobody would show up and question him about the broken crystal ball on the ground.

three.... two..... one....

.................................

He turned to look at his Head of House when she entered then he looked at the broken glass on the floor then he looked back at her. "I was in my own little world reading, Professor Vance," he explained. "I'm going to have to answer your question with a.... no?" He was innocent until proven guilty.

09-29-2017, 05:42 PM	#5 (permalink)
Sneakeh Cat DIMC & DMGS Diricawl Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Pride Rock Posts: 26,771 Diagon Alley Proprietor: Maia Denton Daily Prophet Reporter x5 x2	Yay, Hamlet! • Cathopper • Disney Fanatic • I was normal once... Quote: Originally Posted by Nordic Witch There were some Slytherin students she knew that had signed their names on the staying at school form when she had made her regular morning visit in the common room a few days before. It was how Laurel herself had done a few times when she had been a student at the school too. Her siblings and her had stayed at school while their parents had gone away to see aunt Mildred in Wales. Aunt Mildred had bless her soul had been quite a character. On this particular day Laurel left her office with a stack of letters and packages in hand intending to go to the owlery to send away some letters to family, friends and Alexander. The blond seer and diviner was walking in her own thoughts thinking about orchestrating a Christmas party with Rose's help as she passed by the Meditation Room and heard the horrible sound of a crystal ball hitting the floor and shattering. Dropping her letters and packages to the floor in shock Laurel hurriedly made her way into the Meditation Room to survey the damage. Pulse beating rapidly her gaze darted left and right as she took in the sight of the shattered crystal pieces on the floor in the seemingly deserted room except for Flynn that had his nose in a book not too far away. Turning her gaze to him Laurel asked "Flynn, do you know anything about this shattered crystal ball?" Flynn casually flipped through this book about.... what was this about? He hadn't even bothered to look at the title before opening it. He did not even bother to actually read it either; there weren't many pictures and the text was long and boring. He was counting down in his head, and as soon as he reached zero, he was going to leave because surely that meant nobody would show up and question him about the broken crystal ball on the ground. three.... two..... one.... ................................. He turned to look at his Head of House when she entered then he looked at the broken glass on the floor then he looked back at her. "I was in my own little world reading, Professor Vance," he explained. "I'm going to have to answer your question with a.... no?" He was innocent until proven guilty. __________________ _______________________________You may hate me, but it ain't no lie: bye bye bye.