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Cho Quigley (charmingcho) wrote in finnigans_rpg,
@ 2015-03-06 13:00:00

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character: cho chang, character: finbar quigley

RP: Friday night at the Pub
Who: Cho + OPEN
What: Cho stops into the Pub late night after an event.
Where: Finnigan's Pub
When: March 6, 2005
Rating: SFW (I'd assume)

The Pub was nice and busy and Cho appreciated the crowd from her seat at the bar. She'd just come from a wedding reception - an older couple had hosted a wedding ceremony to renew their vows after 60 years in the afternoon and then had a big party to celebrate with their very large brood of family and friends. Out in the country, in a lovely warmed tent, there had been dancing and eating and drinking all night and Cho had even found herself asked to dance by their eldest grandson more than once throughout the evening. By the end of the party, her feet had hurt more than usual thanks to the dancing and her normal amount of running around running the event. But she'd had fun.

Now, her high heels sat below her stool on the pump and her toes wiggled in delight at the freedom as she hoped no one noticed. She ordered a glass of elf wine and took our her journal to work on her notes for the night.

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_finbar_
2015-03-07 07:01 pm UTC (link)

“Well, we’re playing them next Saturday, and I’m making no promises,” Finbar grinned back at her. After their loss to Tutshill last November – ten points! Ten measly points, even though Tutshill had caught the Snitch! – he knew that the Bats were eager to set that record straight. As it was, there wasn’t much he wouldn’t do for Cho, but purposely lose a match to Tutshill? No, he wouldn’t do that, and he was relatively sure that she appreciated that.

He quirked an eyebrow at her claim that she already knew some of them, curious as to who and how, though the minute he saw Boot’s and Moon’s recognition of her, he realised that he should have figured. The only indication that Cho wasn’t completely certain of the situation, was the hold she kept on his hand, which he was more than happy to provide. She nailed it though, and when her congratulations on their win was met with choir of “Cheers!” in her direction, he knew that they didn’t have anything to worry about when it came to the team.

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