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It had been a rather slow day, so Halcyon had ducked out to the back real quick to take out the trash–that way he wouldn’t have to do it later. Of course, though, as to be expected, the one time you leave is the one time you shouldn’t. When Halcyon reentered the bar someone was there, waiting to be served. Luckily, Halcyon immediately recognized the form and didn’t feel bad. He already started to smirk, and his posture became straighter. “Danielle,” he said softly, and then made his way behind the bar. His smile only grew with her words. He leaned forward, elbows on the bar, and made direct eye contact with the girl. “That would be very disappointin’ fer both of us, wouldn’t it?”

“See, I had this firm belief that if you were up all night helping people you should get a pass on taking responsibility for any resulting collisions”. Louis chuckled slightly, shaking his head. “You need to sleep from the sound of it. Me? Yeah, just- I tried to brave the train home from visiting family in France. I figured I took the Hogwarts Express for seven years, I should be an expert by now! I was wrong, missed my train and dinner so I figured I’d just down enough caffeine to get me through until an acceptable time to go to sleep.” 

Dani walked into her flat and closed the door behind her slowly. She knew it was late and she knew that Tobias was probably just trying to sleep. She saw how stressed he had been the past few days with working overtime at the hospital. Dani then jumped when she heard his voice and turned around to see him sitting at the table eating. Dani arched a brow, “Did you just get home from work?”

Walking around was the only thing that helped teddy clear his mind of all the thngs he saw as a healer. he was at the reception of the hospital when he heard someone speaking loudly and someone else trying to calm them down. lookig at the information point he saw a bif wizard looking rather angry and the poor girl sitting doing her job trying to calm them down. “ sir, I’m sure the lady is just trying to do her job, no need to get nervous.as soon as you fill the papers the healers will see you.” teddy spoke softly trying to calm the situation. once everything was done and the man had gone to the waiting room he looked at the welcome witch. “sorry you had to deal with that.”

   To run into him again was a surprise to her but maybe it was exactly what she needed. Dani didn’t work today but it had become a routine to come and visit this bar before she headed home. She had been out and about with her mother most of the day but now it was time to head back home. Dani walked in and looked around before she headed to her usual spot at the bar. She looked around, wondering if maybe today was his day off and then squeaked when he called her name. “Oh goodness, I honestly didn’t see you. I thought maybe you were off today.”

A three-week trip to Paris had seen lovely when he had first planned it. It should have been a simple experience: a few weeks to enjoy the city, see family, and a few great pictures to add to his latest blog post. But he no longer could simply floo home, so after all day on the train, trying to figure out not only the different currencies between the two countries, but magic to muggle, he was exhausted and desperate for a cup of coffee. He had pushed heavily at the door to the first small cafe he found, eyes widening as he nearly whacked right into the person on the other end of the doorway. “I’m so sorry.”

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   “Truthfully, I’m not asking for an excuse.” James informed his friend as he pushed himself off the wall and walked over to take a seat in front of him. “I’m not asking you to explain anything. I remember Hogwarts and I remember seeing some Professors stay until the late of night grading. I just worried about you, mate. That’s all. Do you like your new job though?” 

          Carefully, Victoire set her mug down on the table near and she stepped towards Teddy and placed a gentle hand on his shoulder. “You made it through,” she murmured softly and she hoped that she sounded reassuring. “They’re a part of you, Teddy, of course you are going to miss them. Especially on the important things.”

    “You’re silly.” Dani couldn’t help but giggle as she picked up a french fry. It was one of her favorite things to go on walks with him in the park. She leaned back against the bench and watched the strangers that walked by. “What are you going to do for the rest of the day?” She peeked over at him with a questioning gaze.