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Tweak says, "We want a shrubbery!"

w_hopkins (w_hopkins) wrote in unexpectedrpg,
@ 2008-07-10 20:25:00

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ginny weasley, wayne hopkins

WHO: Ginny and Wayne
WHEN: [Backdated]
WHERE: The Riverside Tavern
WHAT: Working things out
RATING: E for Everyone
STATUS: Closed / In progress

Wayne was tired, he'd been that way all day. He hadn't stayed up too late, but he'd been seeming to drag behind all day and there was nothing that could be done about it. Eating, moving around, taking a short nap, nothing had helped. So when Kevin finally appeared for his shift Wayne was more then happy to see him. In all honesty, he just wanted to go to bed, but he'd told Ginny that it was alright to stop by that evening and he wanted to get this all worked out. The way he saw it, one less thing to stress about was one less thing preventing him from a good nights sleep, which was something he truly needed.

After making sure Kevin was fully into the swing of things, Wayne escaped out side. After being cooped up all day, he desperately needed to cool breeze. Given the name of the pub it wasn't surprising that there happened to be a river running alongside the building. Glancing up and down the road for a sign of an approaching individual, he headed down toward the river edge and claimed a favourite spot beneath one of the trees. If he wasn't careful, he would end up falling asleep out there to the sound of people bustling around inside the Pub and the sound of the water in front of him. At least being out here meant that he couldn't miss Ginny when she arrived. She wouldn't be able to apparate directly inside the pub, and would have to approach from the road.

Picking up a small stone, he tossed it into the river before leaning back against the bark of the tree to wait.

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w_hopkins
2008-07-13 08:32 pm UTC (link)

Wayne, for his part, had his own doubts about this entire situation, but he also knew the consequences of going against the Ministry. It appeared as though they were truly serious about this marriage decree and he'd always been good at weighing up the options, which was exactly what he was doing now and he'd be doing it for some time to come.

He chuckled lightly at her comment about being a stay at home wife and knew she was joking. He really didn't believe anyone could sit at home and do nothing. He went stark raving mad if he had to take a day off and there was nothing for him to do. More often then not, he'd go and pitch in back at the Pub until Kevin or Saoirse kicked him out again.

"Definitely small." he nodded, pulling himself back to the conversation when she mentioned the size of the wedding. He'd never been a really big fan of crowds and he figured an overly large crowd would add more stress to the situation and there was certainly enough of that going around as it was.

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