Not a half bad idea. I have a quick reference to Seamus/Theo in it, but I might just take that out if I can weasel in a Seamus/Percy. Hmmmm...
*giggles* I've created a salon. In Heaven. I'm so cracked.
“Wait, wait,” Elspeth said, stopping mid-cut, holding up a chunk of Doris’ hair as she stared wide-eyed at Ginny through the mirror. “You think this is my fault?”
“You’re the one who has an in with Anael,” Ginny groused, plopping into the seat next to her and picking up a brush. Lavender was sprawled in a reclining salon chair on the other side, Steven at her feet.
“You did say that, Ellie,” Steven said, buffing Lavender’s big toe. “Can’t deny it.”
“I said Anael would take her,” Elspeth protested, kicking him lightly in the shin. “Didn’t say she had to be paired up with Draco. That business stinks a bit if you ask me.”
“It’s odd,” Lavender put in. “He’s got to know you hate each other.”
“Everyone knows we hate each other,” Ginny said. “You’re right. I think I’m being set up for a fall. I think they want me gone, don’t think I’m angel material. I’ll end up with a desk job in the basement, growling over my stapler.”
Doris rolled her eyes. “Please. Don’t be an idiot.”
“I am an idiot,” Ginny cried, rubbing a hand over her eyes in dismay. “I couldn’t even cut it with the Creevey brothers over in the Sherpa Division. Guiding people through the light, girls. I couldn’t guide people through the light.”
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Date: 2004-12-30 09:08 pm (UTC)*giggles* I've created a salon. In Heaven. I'm so cracked.
“Wait, wait,” Elspeth said, stopping mid-cut, holding up a chunk of Doris’ hair as she stared wide-eyed at Ginny through the mirror. “You think this is my fault?”
“You’re the one who has an in with Anael,” Ginny groused, plopping into the seat next to her and picking up a brush. Lavender was sprawled in a reclining salon chair on the other side, Steven at her feet.
“You did say that, Ellie,” Steven said, buffing Lavender’s big toe. “Can’t deny it.”
“I said Anael would take her,” Elspeth protested, kicking him lightly in the shin. “Didn’t say she had to be paired up with Draco. That business stinks a bit if you ask me.”
“It’s odd,” Lavender put in. “He’s got to know you hate each other.”
“Everyone knows we hate each other,” Ginny said. “You’re right. I think I’m being set up for a fall. I think they want me gone, don’t think I’m angel material. I’ll end up with a desk job in the basement, growling over my stapler.”
Doris rolled her eyes. “Please. Don’t be an idiot.”
“I am an idiot,” Ginny cried, rubbing a hand over her eyes in dismay. “I couldn’t even cut it with the Creevey brothers over in the Sherpa Division. Guiding people through the light, girls. I couldn’t guide people through the light.”