InsaneJournal

Who: Tonks and Hatter
When: Late afternoon-ish
What: tea time!
Where: The cafe
Rating: PG, I think. Mostly just weird.
Status: Complete



It had been amazing to meet Ginny, who was the one person who knew for sure that Tonks wasn't completely insane, talking about magic, witches and wizards, Hogwarts, Aurors, and other stuff from her world. But the young woman had been very shaken up, and Tonks had left her alone to recover. She knew that they would talk later, when Ginny was calmer. If that ever happened. Ginny could definately have a temper sometimes. Course, it kind of ran in the family. Tonks had once seen Molly absolutely enraged about something, and it was a scary sight.

She'd left the young witch alone, and headed off to explore some more. It was hopeless, though. She and Marcus had been over pretty much every inch of this place, and she knew it almost like the back of her own hand. Which was a silly statement, now that she thought about it. How often did she stare at the back of her own hand?

Deciding it was tea time, since it wasn't quite late enough for dinner but was after lunch, she headed off to the cafe to grab some tea and biscuits. There was only one other person in the place. For a second propriety and friendliness warred inside her, but in the end she went over and stood beside him. She'd never met this person before, but he looked so strange, she just had to say something. Anyone out of the ordinary was definately someone she was interested in.

"Hullo! I'm Tonks! Are you new here?"

She gave him a friendly smile, and an overly-enthusiastic wave that ended up hitting into one of the golems walking by. It ignored the clumsy witch and kept going. She shrugged and turned back to the strange man, wondering if he would be annoyed with her for just walking up to him and making conversation.