InsaneJournal

Who: Tracey Davis, open
What: Popping over to the castle. Because.
When: Thursday, September 6, 2012 - before 2 pm (because that's when the widget says rain starts!)
Where: Castle roof
Rating/Warnings: PG-13 / Language possible
Status: Open / Incomplete

Tracey was, for the most part, relaxed. Things hadn't been going too badly as of late, though she was (admittedly) a touch sad to see the post saying that Johnny was gone. That was how things seemed to go around there, though. People came and people left. She had made friends - or at least friendly associates - who had gone. Some had even come back. In the end, she was starting to fall into a pattern where she was mostly used to it. The loss of someone closer to her, such as Regulus, Severus, Eames, would've been another story. But they had also been in the Land of Make Believe the longest out of the people she knew.

It also meant, however, that there was one less person who knew the location of her flat. It was one less person who knew that she had moved out of the castle at all. Most people seemed to recognise her from the network on the provided phones and associate her with the castle, or assume it, when she talked to them. She didn't mind the charade because, if anything, it meant a tinge of added security. People couldn't, and wouldn't, seek out a place they didn't know existed. It seemed that the infamous Bellatrix Lestrange had gone, given how quiet things had been (for ages), and she knew You-Know-Who had long since been gone. Still, a bit of extra caution never hurt.

It was with intent to keep up this charade, on some level, that she popped over to the castle for a visit after finishing up at work. She immediately went to the roof, intending to have a quick smoke (and see who was up there) before venturing down to the rooms. Perhaps she would stop in on Regulus and Severus, or Eames. That was, of course, assuming she didn't find any of them on the rooftop.

She smiled politely when she opened the door and did find a castle resident standing there. "'lo."