A day in the observances of our two favorite cronies about a certain platinum-blonde pureblood. DHr

 

 

 

Sunday

Common Room

Gregory and Vincent are alone

ÒGregory,Ó asks Vincent, putting down the quite intriguing Muggle, yes, Muggle, collection of a very Slytherin author called Edgar Allan Poe.

ÒYes, Victor?Ó Gregory responds, taking off his reading glasses and putting down the Quibbler.

ÒHave you noticed aÉ slight difference in dear DracoÕs behavior?Ó he asked thoughtfully, contemplating his words.

ÒWhy, Victor, I do believe I have! Alas, looking at the change in a philosophical manner, I do say that some young gentlewoman has struck his fancy!Ó At that moment, Pansy came down the stairs, her black robes fluttering menacingly, her skirt a tad too short.

ÒWhat are you two doing?Ó she sneered. Gregory stared at her, his mouth slightly agape. Vincent grunted as he reached for a cookie he had discarded earlier. Pansy rolled her eyes quite blatantly, and the pair heard her scoff ÔpatheticÕ as she exited the Common Room into the dungeon hallway.

ÒOh well.Ó Vincent said, sighing as he rose from the stiff chair. ÒShall we commence going to breakfast, Gregory?Ó Gregory arose as well.

ÒWe should,Ó he agreed, nodding his head. The two didnÕt talk anymore that day, on the subject in question or noÉ though they did catch Draco stealing glances at a certain bushy-haired Gryffindor when he though no one was looking.