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Tweak says, "make a wish"

Harry James (dh_harry) wrote in dhmaster_rpg,
@ 2007-10-02 20:50:00

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action scene, complete, draco malfoy, harry potter, nc-17 scene, severus snape

Action Thread: You're going to teach me what?

Harry juggled the books he held with both arms, careful not to let any slip and fall. He shouldn't have waited until last minute to purchase them, but then again, there were a lot of things he probably shouldn't be doing. Like going to Snape for lessons so he could sit through his NEWTS.

The world was going to end.

He just knew it. Shrinking them all the moment he left the shop, Harry crammed them into his bag along with a few quills, a pot of blue ink and one of black, and a whole mess of scrap parchment.

The small slip that had the books listed on it had also come with the address to what Harry assumed was Snape's house and he raised his wand, signaling the Knight Bus. The trip was every bit as hazardous as his first was, and he wished he could have thought of a better way of getting to Snape's place.

A few bruises and bumped elbows later, Harry staggered out of the bus and onto a deserted street.

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	dh_harry 2007-10-11 08:19 pm UTC (link)
	"Malfoy, what's the rush? It's not exactly like we were doing anything. Clearly you had a reason for coming, if anything I should be going." Oh what a lie that was. There would be time later, even if Snape tried to brush this aside as a one time deal only. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	professorsnark 2007-10-11 08:36 pm UTC (link)
	Severus' hand tightened on Harry's leg. "Nobody has to leave," he said, rolling his eyes. "If Draco wishes to speak to me in private, we can do so in the other room. There's no reason for anyone to run off." He looked at Harry in quesiton. "Unless you wish to go. It's not as though I can stop either of you." (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	dh_draco 2007-10-11 11:16 pm UTC (link)
	Draco shook his head, picking up the floo powder. "No, it's fine. It wasn't important, I just..." he trailed off. "It doesn't matter anyway," he said decisively. He threw the power into the fire. "Forgive me for interrupting," he said once more. "Enjoy the rest of your afternoon," he said before turning around and flooing home. (Reply to this) (Parent)

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