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James "Prongs" Potter ([info]_cervus_) wrote in [info]hogwarts_dawn,
@ 2021-05-20 16:00:00

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Entry tags:character: james potter, character: lily evans potter

Who: James & Lily Potter, open to Sirius & Remus
What: Catching up at the end of the day
Where: Gryffindor Common Room
When: May 20th, evening

James was sat in the seat by the hearth, giving the fire a rather aggressive stab with the poker. It took a moment, but then a log shifted and a long tongue of orange flame licked upwards, bringing with it a burst of heat. The rain still hadn't let up, and was tapping incessantly at the window panes. James had decided that having the fire going, at least, meant you could convince yourself it was still winter, rather than a particularly miserable May.

With a sigh, he chucked the poker back into the holder and stretched, finally allowing his hands to fall back into his hair, pushing it back so it stood upright. It had been a long day, and training had left him with what felt like a rather impressive bruise on his jaw, way back near his ear. But he'd had worse on the quidditch pitch, not to mention as part of the Order, and the work had left him feeling happily tired. It had definitely been enough to have him thinking longingly of Gryffindor tower, so he'd skipped eating in the hall and instead headed back to the comfort of the red and gold common room.

The sound of the portrait swinging open made James look away from the fire, and he grinned at the sight of someone clambering into the room.



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[info]_cervus_
2021-05-24 11:10 am UTC (link)
James eyed the basket she'd just placed down with interest. "Is that food?" he asked hopefully. He'd had a kind of half-baked plan about bribing a house elf, or just heading down to the kitchens and sneaking something (a job which had been much easier when he'd had his cloak, but that was beside the point). But maybe his very clever, very wonderful wife had saved him a job.

"I don't blame them," he shrugged. "I wouldn't want to grow somewhere this miserable either. It's a miracle I haven't shrivelled up already." He cast a slightly reproachful look out the window, streaked with rivers of rainwater. With a sigh, James pulled himself up from his short stay on the couch and clambered ungainly over the back, narrowly avoiding stumbling as he hit the floor and strode over to Lily.

"Um..." He reached out and gently pulled a clump of dirt from her hair. "You sure you didn't get into a fight with a mandrake?"

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[info]lovingsacrifice
2021-05-24 06:14 pm UTC (link)
Lily wasn't at all surprised that James noticed the basket. "Yes, I had the house elves pack up a few things since I didn't want to eat in the hall," she responded with a laugh. She was certain that the house elves, remembering how James could be, packed extra just in case she would be sharing with her husband.

"It doesn't help that the mandrakes are already getting into their rebellious teenage phase," she mentioned. "They've been antagonizing the Venomous Tentacula, which doesn't make my job any easier." Lily idly wondered if dealing with moody mandrakes was good practice for dealing with human teenagers, although she wasn't going to bring that up to James.

"Oh..." She stared at the dirt in his hand and just looked defeated. "I should clean up. Don't eat all the food on me."

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