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The Park, Monday Morning
Andrew woke up this morning and realized that he was indeed not an evil wizard. Honestly, he felt a little disappointed. He was also totally weirded out by the fact that he had voluntarily gone to the gym to shoot baskets.
So he decided to get out of the dorms for a bit to ponder life and write some letters. He was sitting in the middle of the park, pen in hand, staring at a blank piece of paper.
[ooc: Post and park are open!]
So he decided to get out of the dorms for a bit to ponder life and write some letters. He was sitting in the middle of the park, pen in hand, staring at a blank piece of paper.
[ooc: Post and park are open!]

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"Good morning, Andrew," she said, quietly enough that if he was working on something important, she hopefully wouldn't disturb him too much.
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Then he asked, "How was your weekend?" And cringed.
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"Probably a lot less confusing than yours," she replied sympathetically, catching the cringe and guessing at what it meant. "Was it very bad?"
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He sighed and looked over at Beauty. "Though I can say with much certainty, that I am dating the single most wonderful person ever."
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Which also reminded Beauty of the envelope she'd stuck in her bag this morning, on the hopes of exactly such a meeting. "Um, I was wondering if you'd like this. I can't really see where it would be much use for me, but...um, it might for you?"
Digging around in the bag, she produced a makeshift envelope, carefully sealed with wax, and held it out toward Andrew. "It's glitter. River gave it to me."
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That is until: "Glitter!" Andrew smiled and took the envelope from Beauty. "You really don't want this? Have you, um, heard the stories?"
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She turned a little pink, because the whole boykissy/girlkissy thing was, while not a new idea, one that she hadn't really personally encountered. "I hope that isn't really forward of me," she added, feeling a little flustered.
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handwaveystop at the Perk for a mocha with extra whipped cream, she made her way to the Park, planning on hiding there till class that afternoon."Hey Andrew," she said, dropping down to sit next to him.
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"Charlie broke my wrist with a basketball and the power of her mind," he stated. "But it's better now," he added. "Ronan fixed it up for me. He's a wizard like that." That little something in his voice wasn't so much jealousy as it was disappointment.
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"Hi Andrew! Did you lose your memory this weekend too?"
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He grinned at the frog, "So did you find anyone to lay one on ya?"
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