Quin Sewell (![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} _changeling) wrote in ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} vrrpg, |
It was also a relief, at least, that Fee tneded to float rather than sink. And Geoff obviously had things under control for now, and though she'd keep an eye on him, she wasn't going to hover unless she was given a reason to do so. He didn't get upset with a face full of water or anything, but then, she'd taken him under more than once, plugging his little nose, and much like Auri, he always loved getting to go in and splash about.
"Auri's only gotten to go up a few times so far. I don't think she minds, but I don't think it'll be her passion either, though she might change and surprise me." Even Quin could ride a broom -- some brooms, at least. There were some where the charms obviously didn't like her or didn't want to listen, which was par for course in her experience for Squibs. Some things worked and some things didn't. It was made even more frustrating by the fact it wasn't consistent in every Squib.
She did truly believe she was boring. She was a homebody in a lot of ways, preferred small gorups of people, her family, and domesticity. She loved her academic things, and her music, though she wasn't a recluse by far though had things gone differently in her first marriage she probably would have become one.
"We have one. But a lot of it has to be hands on," she said with a sigh. "And the one place we really liked, it fell through because someone over bid us and it honestly wasn't worth raising the amount that much more, unfortunately." Not when it definitely needed some work. Not that it was urgent, at least, but they'd agreed they needed a place new to both of them. She'd be keeping the beach place because it meant a lot to her, and would be a place to go in the summer sometimes, but she agreed with Lancelot that they needed a place that was both of theirs. "I just hope we find a place soon, bcause while what we have works for now, it won't work forever."