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Andromeda Tonks (markformarriage) wrote in flippedrpg,
@ 2012-08-21 19:16:00

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ch: bdh: andromeda tonks, ch: unwind: andromeda tonks, p: annalisa, p: ashton

Who: Andromeda Tonks^bhd and Andromeda Tonks^unwind
Where: Andromeda^bhd room in Omicron block
When: Tuesday afternoon
What: tea time with themselves
Warnings: none?

Running a brush through her hair, Andy checked her reflection in the mirror before leaving her room. It felt sort of odd, going to have tea with herself, but they had such different lives, it really was just like a separate person.

Andy hadn't spent much time outside on the playground. It sort of reminded her of her daughter that she never got to see grow up. Instead, she'd spent most of her time since arriving at the Compound just exploring. She'd been to the library and the gym, though she hadn't used any of the equipment yet. She was mostly just getting the lay of the land.

Heading down the hall from her room, as she was in Omicron as well, Andy reached Andromeda's room and knocked gently on the door. This was sure to be interesting.

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andspiralling
2012-08-25 07:22 am UTC (link)

"Yes," Andromeda said. Remus as well, and Sirius, and so many others that she had known less well, but Andy was already overwhelmed enough with the news about Ted and Nymphadora. By way of some explanation, however, she offered, "In the war."

With all the practice she had in maintaining her composure, the pain of it didn't show in her face, although a tinge of sadness was evident in her tone. She'd had two years to cope, and although she wasn't coping well, she wasn't weak enough to break down and cry.

She had gotten halfway through a biscuit, but now found her appetite lost, so she occupied herself with pouring another cup of tea and blowing lightly on the hot liquid. "It depends," she said. "On what, precisely, I'm not sure. I showed up at the same time as another version of us, from colour world, and she couldn't have been here for more than two weeks. For me it's been..." she paused to calculate it in her head. "Approximately three months."

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markformarriage
2012-08-25 01:45 pm UTC (link)

"Three months," Andy said, pushing some hair behind her ear. "I think three months was the longest Ted and I stayed anywhere when we were on the run. We stayed with some of his family when we first left, but we couldn't stay long, so we moved a lot. We were in Doncaster for three months though, when Dora was born. We had been there for about a month before I went into labor. Then we didn't want to leave until she got a bit older."

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