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Tweak says, "yes yes i will yes"

weasley_now (weasley_now) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2015-02-07 10:38:00

Entry tags:

character: hermione granger, character: viktor krum

Who: Hermione and Viktor and the kids
What: Dinner with friends
Where: Krum residence
When: Friday evening (backdated)
Rating: SFW

Hermione felt as if she hadn't seen her pseudo niece and nephew in ages. She'd meant to come around Christmas but those days had been filled with her own family and Weasleys. Of course she hadn't minded being with Ron's family as they'd practically been her family since she was eleven. Though as they'd gotten older she was beginning to get the vibe that Molly wanted her and Ron to make a decision one way or the other. As a result things were steadily getting more and more stressful.

That was the main reason she looked forward to dinner at the Krum house. There was no stress to be had. She would simply get to sit and talk with the person outside of Harry and Ron that she considered her closest friend. She would also get the opportunity to hold Mikhail, if he didn't squirm out of her arms too quickly. He was getting so big. Though her favorite part would probably be sitting with Tsveta going through the new book of stories that she was bringing to share.

Having sent an owl earlier to let Viktor know she was coming over, Hermione had grabbed a box of biscuits after work and made her way to his residence. She knew he'd have something already planned for himself and the children so she'd simply tag along on the meal. Honestly, she was grateful to have a friend whom she could drop in on and not have to worry about making dinner for herself.

With a slight knock on the door she made her presence known and then waited for someone to answer.

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	snitch_snatcher 2015-04-07 08:45 pm UTC (link)
	"Well, at least he's not doing nothing," he said. "And it's with his family." Which meant a fair amount, even to Viktor. He didn't see his family enough but they were still close. "Hopefully he will find what is good for himself soon, so there will a path you both can pursue." (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

weasley_now
2015-04-11 02:58 am UTC (link)

Hermione had to nod in agreement with Viktor's assessment. It made sense even if it wasn't the most logical of views. Perhaps it was the uncertainty this new direction offered. She had lived with not knowing how things would progress for so long that it was almost upsetting to have the road she'd believed herself to be on changed.

"I just have to be patient," she conceded knowing that wasn't always one of her strong suits.

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snitch_snatcher
2015-04-11 04:59 am UTC (link)

His smile was indulgent now. He knew Hermione; he knew waiting wasn't her style. It wasn't much his, either, unless the long game paid off more than the short game. There was a certain mix of patience and direct action that made up a Seeker, and he had it.

"Maybe gently putting out options for him to explore might help?" he suggested. "That vay you are being supportive, da? But not pushy. He should like that, I think?"

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weasley_now
2015-04-12 03:18 am UTC (link)

Hermione didn't know if suggesting career ideas to Ron was the best plan right now. He tended to put a macho foot forward and she doubted he'd take his girlfriend finding him a job well. Therefore, as much as she felt uncertain she knew that she'd have to bottle it up and smile.

Thankfully, she didn't have to respond as Tsveta squealed in delight over something she'd read and turned to patiently await the attention of the adults. "What did you find?" she inquired turning her focus to the young girl.

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snitch_snatcher
2015-04-13 12:11 pm UTC (link)

His lips twitched faintly at the somewhat timely intervention of his daughter. He went with it, though, and his attention shifted from Hermione to Tsveta, his head tilting down to listen to her.

She pointed to a passage in the book and read it out to Hermione with very precise pronunciation, giggling at the end a little, obviously pleased with what she'd read. She was very much enjoying the book, that much was obvious. "Did you know that, Hermione?" she asked curiously.

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