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[alt_dean]

This summer seems to be moving along swiftly. It hardly seems like we have time to do every thing we need to get done. Mr Peakes thinks we need some fresh air, so tomorrow morning we are going to his house in the country for the week. We may extend our time there if business does not require that he need be back in town.

Weasley,

Please feel free to alert me before hand if you have another invite for me. Mr Peakes Doesn't take too kindly to unfamiliar birds, nor does our owl here. The owl here is very aggressive towards unfamiliar birds. However, I am sorry I could not attend you little gathering. We had more important things to attend to and had no time to send replies to frivolous invitations, as Mr Peakes always has demands on his time.

Ginny,

While I cannot express to you my thanks for your invitation this week, I cannot attend. Maybe at some other point in the summer I can send you an invite here. Otherwise our conversations will have to wait until next term.

Seamus,

We sent you and Mr Rosier an owl last evening. Did you all receive it? Please feel free to send us word through the journals. Will you both be able to join us later in the week? Mr Peaks and I look forward to seeing you at the country house. Do drop us a line.

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Re: I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_terry]

I know.

It's hard, because, well, I really liked him. And from what he wrote to me, I thought he still wanted to be friends.

It's all I can do, sometimes, not to be bloody jealous of him. He was a mudbl muggleborn, just like me. He knows what it's like! And now he gets to take classes, and he'll be treated like a proper wizard and everything when he leaves school.

It helps, I guess, to remember that I have a wand of my own.

But still.

Re: I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_ron]

I meant Finnigan, actually. But Thomas, too, I guess. It's just

I dunno.

I didn't think he was like that, either. But now

yeah.

I dunno.