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"That year, most of us professors actually left. We had a mysterious disappearance of the prefects, and attacks on the school. I was on the search party..." breaking off, she looks down at her hands. "I guess I just lost the love for flying after all that happened. Perhaps I will acquire it again...someday."
Looking up as she explains about her children, blinking back tears, she smiles inspite of it. "Precious. I've always loved children...maybe, someday I'll enjoy that part of a family."
She nodded her head. She remembered reporting some of the happenings at Hogwarts that year. It had been a scary time she almost pulled Paris out. But of course Paris wasn't having any of that. Egypt looked at the woman with sad eyes,
"You never lose love." she told her softly.
Egypt nodded.
"Its the greatest thing I've done with my life," she told her honestly. Nothing compared to being a mother in her book.
"Well come by the house sometime and hang out with the family. We would love to have you." she looked over and smiled at Nathan he had just dozed right on off. He would never change.
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Cassirin Hunter finally dragged herself into the lounge, hoping the coffee was on, hot, and not totally burnt out and bitter. It smelled decent at least. She paused in the doorway to look around the room, admiring it for just a moment before she slipped along the wall to the coffeemaker.
"How is it?" she asked anyone who would respond.
She looked up and smiled as hunter walked in. The girl was a whirlwind of femininity that reminded Egypt of her daughter Paris.
"Hunter dear how are you today?" she asked her with a smile. Though they were close in age Egypt looked at Hunter as her daughter and she was going to see her in a long lasting relationship if it killed both of them. If she could get Alexa and Warren down the isle she could do anything.
She giggled at the exchange between Hunter and the new boy. There did seem to be an usually high amount of women at the paper.