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clumsy_auror) wrote2006-12-05 09:31 pm
clumsy_auror) wrote2006-12-05 09:31 pm
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Distractions are a positive thing.
Books are somewhat helpful, but her attention keeps wandering; the television or music are even less effective. Doing something with her hands is a definite improvement, so Nymphadora's sitting on the couch with a scrap of fabric, a spool of thread, a needle, and her wand in her hand. She's practicing the sewing spells Molly taught her.
As a concession to Bernard's nerves, there's a blanket tucked around her legs, and a cup of tea on the table in front of her.
Books are somewhat helpful, but her attention keeps wandering; the television or music are even less effective. Doing something with her hands is a definite improvement, so Nymphadora's sitting on the couch with a scrap of fabric, a spool of thread, a needle, and her wand in her hand. She's practicing the sewing spells Molly taught her.
As a concession to Bernard's nerves, there's a blanket tucked around her legs, and a cup of tea on the table in front of her.
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"I've missed you, dearest."
His arms are wrapped tightly around her, but not so tight as they would be. Careful.
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"Do you need tea?"
Tea is the answer to all life's problems. Or, rather, it's something faintly useful he can do, some way he can keep his hands occupied.
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He means it, too.
"Are you up for an expedition to the kitchen or would you rather be waited on hand and foot? I'm entirely at your disposal."
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Following Aziraphael into the kitchen, she leans against the counter and watches him assemble the necessary trappings.
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His back is to her as he fills the kettle at the sink, his head ducked slightly.
"There's nothing I can help with at all? I don't know how far - I mean - " he shrugs, slightly. "You are all right?"
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