Bloody hell, I'm sorry about the row, Charlie. That's no fun. Hope everything smooths over quickly again.
As for Percy: it's not you, it's him. Sorry to add to the romantic gloom, but I had lunch with Dad today, and from what he said, it sounds like things between Percy and Penny are very rocky. Dad talked with Percy last night, and he sounded a bit frustrated, almost disgusted by Percy's part in the whole thing. It seems that Lucius Malfoy is meddling. Among other things, he's planted the idea that Percy can 'do better' than someone who is 'merely' three-quarters pure.
You can imagine how little Dad liked that.
So I think that Percy didn't send you proper birthday acknowledgment because he's distracted by his own domestic drama. It's a pity. I do hope they work it out.
Lucius Malfoy needs to go...snuggle up close to Copacati. Maybe get used as a dragon teething ring.
I'd love to see that berk get singed a bit.
Clearly, it's my duty to lose in order to lift your spirits. That may not be difficult: I'm starting to get a bad feeling about this game. Note the date for posterity: for once Bill Weasley admits that something about screaming and leaping seems to be working for you.
Re: Private message to Charlie Weasley
As for Percy: it's not you, it's him. Sorry to add to the romantic gloom, but I had lunch with Dad today, and from what he said, it sounds like things between Percy and Penny are very rocky. Dad talked with Percy last night, and he sounded a bit frustrated, almost disgusted by Percy's part in the whole thing. It seems that Lucius Malfoy is meddling. Among other things, he's planted the idea that Percy can 'do better' than someone who is 'merely' three-quarters pure.
You can imagine how little Dad liked that.
So I think that Percy didn't send you proper birthday acknowledgment because he's distracted by his own domestic drama. It's a pity. I do hope they work it out.
Lucius Malfoy needs to go...snuggle up close to Copacati. Maybe get used as a dragon teething ring.
I'd love to see that berk get singed a bit.
Clearly, it's my duty to lose in order to lift your spirits. That may not be difficult: I'm starting to get a bad feeling about this game. Note the date for posterity: for once Bill Weasley admits that something about screaming and leaping seems to be working for you.
Uh, b6.