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Tweak says, "chicka chicka yeah"

Pandora Montgomery (pandacharms) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2014-10-31 21:14:00

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character: blaise zabini, character: pandora montgomery

RP: Dancing!
Who: Pandora and Blaise

What: Dancing!

Where: Wingbeat

When: Evening Thursday 30 October (BACKDATED with apologies!)

Rating: SFW for now

Pandora had set aside Thursday night for dancing and catching up with Blaise. It had been a while since they’d done more than chat in passing or owl or chat in the journals, and so she dressed in a green variation of the dress she’d worn when she’d met Wayne. The skirt still flared nicely for dancing, and the Transfiguration was holding nicely. She wasn’t sure, despite having access to more money now, that she’d completely get past her recent years of being short on coin and making some things look fabulous purely with her own skill.

She’d added a few matching green streaks in her hair and kept her make up subtle but matching as well. Her heels would put her not quite as short as normal, but he’d still be rather taller than her with his six foot frame. She didn’t mind.

She twirled several times and let her feet do the fancy footwork as she slid back into place in the frame of his arms. She grinned brightly up at him, pleased.

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pandacharms
2014-11-13 09:50 pm UTC (link)

Dora laughed softly. She should have expected the argument from him. "Fine. This time, if you insist," she said, giving in with good grace. In the past, she never would have offered -- but her means had been so limited up until just recently that she couldn't have afforded it. But she'd hidden the worst of her past problems from the world, unless someone had cared to dig deep.

"I'm still an ambitious lass," she said with her usual quick grin. That had never changed. The amount of work she was required to put into life was all that had changed. "I'm trying, though I do love the job. I just don't love that it's all I do sometimes, or dealing with her all the time." Though without the distraction and busyness, Dora knew she'd be at too many loose ends. She used it all to keep herself on a line, controlled and structured so she didn't go too far off track.

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