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Tweak says, "Always."

Regulus Arcturus Black (te_regulus) wrote in hogwarts_dawn,
@ 2021-04-18 09:39:00

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character: regulus black, character: remus lupin

RP: Regulus/Remus
Who: Regulus/Remus
When: Morning, 18 April
Where: Slytherin dormitory
What: Regulus needs to talk to Remus

Regulus had avoided Remus. It wasn't something easy with a population of two dozens, but he'd done an amazing job, eating in his rooms and working most of the day. He just needed time to himself to deal with what had transpired on Wednesday night, to understand the things that he had said and done. He probably would need more than a few days, but he owed Remus and explanation.

He sent a message asking Remus to come to the dormitory. Rules dictated that he go and see Remus for an apology, but there was no way that he would have this discussion in the Gryffindor tower, with Sirius and Potter around.

He was anxious when he heard the knock. Kreacher opened the door and let Remus in. The Slytherin common room was much the same, but the table had been made bigger with more chairs. He didn't know why since he didn't entertain, but Kreacher insisted that it was proper to have a dining room table.

"Good morning. I have prepared brunch for us," he said, gesturing toward the table. "And by me, I do mean Kreacher, so there's no fear of being poisoned by my non existent attempts at cooking."

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te_regulus
2021-04-25 03:47 am UTC (link)

"The idea of turning a Gryffindor into the perfect snob is alluring. I shall endeavor to be a great teacher," he answered, grinning. He could just imagine his brother's reaction if that happened.

Regulus nodded. "Exactly and I doubt we'll get anywhere near that end of the spectrum any time soon, which makes your idea of waiting perfectly acceptable." He had a feelings that they might never get to that point anyway. "I'd rather not be drunk in public ever again, however it did bring us here so I shan't complain too much."

He chuckled. "We can definitely agree on that, but I doubt we were the only ones. You can see why purebloods were less likely to be worried. They probably were still doing what they needed." But Remus was right, there was no point in talking about the past, not when it was all gone. "I'd be upset if you tried to leave and be productive. A lazy Sunday is the perfect way to spend the day."

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