Cuthbert nods. "Ah, yes, the wedding...I watched the ceremony, but I was on my way upstairs, so I didn't hang around long. Everything went well, I hope?"
Well, you didn't say 'I'm fine,' at least, which is something, but 'reasonably well all things considered' is pretty much the equivalent. What's wrong?
*Meg beams.* Yeah, that definitely has to happen sometime soon - and now after the wedding last night, I actually have some experience with the whole finding-a-wedding-dress thing. But we have to do it when we can get you and Alanna and Snow too, you know.
My aunt and uncle's! *Meg says happily.* And now - I mean, I've been calling Moiraine Aunt for ages, but now she's actually my aunt. By law, and stuff. And I got to be the flower girl.
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Everything went perfectly.
*She considers, and giggles, a bit.* Well, for Moiraine, anyways. I almost got unlucky enough to catch the bouquet, but I ducked, just in time.
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"Good evening Meg, would you care for some music, or may I be of service in some other way?"
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"I am reasonably well... All things considered."
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Well, you didn't say 'I'm fine,' at least, which is something, but 'reasonably well all things considered' is pretty much the equivalent. What's wrong?
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"Meg, I am over three hundred and fifty years old. One bears burdens after living that long."
Asmodean paused for a second. He chuckled a bit as he spoke.
"Especially when you have lived as I have."
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Three hundred and fifty years is an awfully long time - er, no offense, just saying.
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She is however covered in pink sludge. She comes over carrying a bottle of butterbeer and a basket of paradoxes.*
Hi Meg.
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Hi, Angie - leftovers from Valentine's Day?
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Leftovers from a spell. The only leftover from Valentines day is a burning desire to kill Fred and George Weasley.
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- Dieu, George must really have a crush on you if he's got to resort to love bullets to try and get you to fall for him.
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"And speaking of irritating, I'm here to pester you about getting Valentine off her waitressing-tray and into Paris." She smiles.
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"Wedding? Last night? Whose?"
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