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ErinElizabeth · 02-22-2008, 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Lumus

He was pleased that Ms. Carter didn't appear upset. He returned her smile and allowed his thoughts wander as she returned to her mountain of papers.

Sheepishly he nodded when she asked about his coffee. "Yes ma'am. I can go get you a cup if you like. While we wait, of course."

He thought she was a good boss and was pleased to have the chance to work on the security team. He knew it wasn't as glamorous as some of the places within the ministry, but he knew it was important. At least that is what his father had told him on his first day.

"Oh no, that's quite alright," Delilah said, smiling again. "I've had plenty already," she laughed. "My parents showed up at my apartment this morning," the woman rolled her eyes in a laughing fashion. "They live in Ireland and absolutely despise apparation. I was just sitting with my sister at the kitchen table, and dear Mum and Dad step out of the fireplace.

Delilah was the kind of boss who considered the employees of her department friends, even if they really weren't. She felt quite comfortable, for some unknown reason, sharing details of her personal life with them. Perhaps she was subconsiously under the impression that listening to her personal ramblings was part of their job description.

"So anyways," Delilah continued after a short pause, "they insisted on taking Sammie and me out to breakfast. There's this quiet little place just a block away from where I live; I reckon it has the best coffe in the world. I ended up drinking four cups and getting one to go before I realized that I was nearly late for work!" The young woman laughed quietly.

02-22-2008, 06:15 PM	#6 (permalink)
ErinElizabeth Diricawl Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: I laik bread. Posts: 26,629 Hogwarts RPG Name: Aiden Everett Sixth Year	Erin Jr. \| \| Dude! Nowai!! Quote: Originally Posted by Lumus He was pleased that Ms. Carter didn't appear upset. He returned her smile and allowed his thoughts wander as she returned to her mountain of papers. Sheepishly he nodded when she asked about his coffee. "Yes ma'am. I can go get you a cup if you like. While we wait, of course." He thought she was a good boss and was pleased to have the chance to work on the security team. He knew it wasn't as glamorous as some of the places within the ministry, but he knew it was important. At least that is what his father had told him on his first day. "Oh no, that's quite alright," Delilah said, smiling again. "I've had plenty already," she laughed. "My parents showed up at my apartment this morning," the woman rolled her eyes in a laughing fashion. "They live in Ireland and absolutely despise apparation. I was just sitting with my sister at the kitchen table, and dear Mum and Dad step out of the fireplace. Delilah was the kind of boss who considered the employees of her department friends, even if they really weren't. She felt quite comfortable, for some unknown reason, sharing details of her personal life with them. Perhaps she was subconsiously under the impression that listening to her personal ramblings was part of their job description. "So anyways," Delilah continued after a short pause, "they insisted on taking Sammie and me out to breakfast. There's this quiet little place just a block away from where I live; I reckon it has the best coffe in the world. I ended up drinking four cups and getting one to go before I realized that I was nearly late for work!" The young woman laughed quietly. __________________ my love.