Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2018 18:24:39 GMT -5
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[attr="class","lyric1de"]heaven for everyone
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[attr="class","lyric2de"]Just your smile can smooth my ride
These troubled days of cruel rejection
You come to me, soothe my troubled mind
These troubled days of cruel rejection
You come to me, soothe my troubled mind
[attr="class","textbodde"]Working on a Sunday was far from Agatha's idea of an ideal weekend--but it had been a good day nonetheless. She liked working for Realm, and Whit was fun. Really an amazing boss, as far as editors went, and Agatha was lucky to be taken on by her. Agatha was not quiet at a point where she knew exactly what she wanted to do in the future, but she knew she liked investigative journalism, and she liked Realm magazine, so working for Whit seemed like a good way to hopefully figure it all out. It wasn't that Agatha was lost on what she liked. She knew herself very well. She was Agatha Regent, lover of all things history, vintage records, first class baker, and she had a way with words. But when it came to applying all of that, Agatha felt a little lost. When people asked her where she saw herself in five, ten, twenty years... Agatha didn't really have an answer. Maybe she would still be working for Whit, but as a reporter or a columnist. That made perfect sense, really--but there were other options. And it didn't feel certain. Nothing ever felt certain. Especially not nowadays.
Agatha was trying to push all of that out of her head, though, and live in the present. She had a lot going in the moment, there was no point in complicating her life and thinking too far beyond that. Her Gran would always say you could only do one thing well, so it was best to focus her efforts on what was happening. On school, which was coming along pretty well, despite the late start. Agatha got to study the things she liked. And she loved work, even if it brought her out of her apartment on the weekends. And her little project. It was an article. An editorial, really. Agatha doubted it would ever even see the light of day, but it had been the result of a very interesting history lecture and her trademark curiosity. Her apartment was practically overflowing with old records of America's magical history at this point. With every anti-muggleborn thing happening in England, Agatha couldn't help but get wrapped up the anti-magic history of the States. It almost seemed fitting, now that people were losing their magic.
But it would be a while before she was even ready to show that piece to Whit, so for now... life went on. With her work day done, Agatha had decided to take the Floo to London, paying a visit to Reece at Mungo's first, and then leaving to go for a walk to one of her favourite places. Really, after all of her hard work lately, Agatha thought she deserved it. A day at the music shop, listening to old records, and maybe even buying one or two if she happened to find something she didn't have yet. Slim chance, her collection was pretty developed at this point. Agatha's mother would joke that soon she would need a whole other bedroom just for her records. With the music store's headphones covering her ears and plugged into the record player, Agatha gently took out a Weird Sisters record--one of the first ones they had put out--and placed it on the record player. She would really get lost in the moment, in these instances, and Agatha knew she probably looked ridiculous, mouthing along to the lyrics as she kept flipping through some other records. She almost didn't notice the voice just slightly breaking through the music--definitely wouldn't have noticed, if it wasn't for someone suddenly appearing in her peripheral vision. Her face reddening a bit, Agatha removed the headphones and let them hang around her neck as she glanced over at the person.
He... he looked familiar. Agatha quickly realized she was staring and her face only burned more as she let out a nervous laugh. "Sorry, I--I totally missed that," she admitted with some embarrassment. As the words left her mouth, though, and the young man's features seemed to set into her mind, it all triggered a name. A look of recognition dawned on Agatha's face. "Jesse... right? Jesse Blackmore?" she asked, praying to Merlin and Morgana she wasn't completely off and would just be making a fool of herself. Usually, Agatha was quite good with fitting names to faces. And, if her memory served her right, Jesse had been a pretty unforgettable person, even in the one year they had shared at Hogwarts. He had been nice, despite his habit of ending up in the hospital wing. If anything, Agatha thought his daring stunts had been pretty entertaining. But it had also been about over a year since she had heard anything about Jesse Blackmore.
Agatha was trying to push all of that out of her head, though, and live in the present. She had a lot going in the moment, there was no point in complicating her life and thinking too far beyond that. Her Gran would always say you could only do one thing well, so it was best to focus her efforts on what was happening. On school, which was coming along pretty well, despite the late start. Agatha got to study the things she liked. And she loved work, even if it brought her out of her apartment on the weekends. And her little project. It was an article. An editorial, really. Agatha doubted it would ever even see the light of day, but it had been the result of a very interesting history lecture and her trademark curiosity. Her apartment was practically overflowing with old records of America's magical history at this point. With every anti-muggleborn thing happening in England, Agatha couldn't help but get wrapped up the anti-magic history of the States. It almost seemed fitting, now that people were losing their magic.
But it would be a while before she was even ready to show that piece to Whit, so for now... life went on. With her work day done, Agatha had decided to take the Floo to London, paying a visit to Reece at Mungo's first, and then leaving to go for a walk to one of her favourite places. Really, after all of her hard work lately, Agatha thought she deserved it. A day at the music shop, listening to old records, and maybe even buying one or two if she happened to find something she didn't have yet. Slim chance, her collection was pretty developed at this point. Agatha's mother would joke that soon she would need a whole other bedroom just for her records. With the music store's headphones covering her ears and plugged into the record player, Agatha gently took out a Weird Sisters record--one of the first ones they had put out--and placed it on the record player. She would really get lost in the moment, in these instances, and Agatha knew she probably looked ridiculous, mouthing along to the lyrics as she kept flipping through some other records. She almost didn't notice the voice just slightly breaking through the music--definitely wouldn't have noticed, if it wasn't for someone suddenly appearing in her peripheral vision. Her face reddening a bit, Agatha removed the headphones and let them hang around her neck as she glanced over at the person.
He... he looked familiar. Agatha quickly realized she was staring and her face only burned more as she let out a nervous laugh. "Sorry, I--I totally missed that," she admitted with some embarrassment. As the words left her mouth, though, and the young man's features seemed to set into her mind, it all triggered a name. A look of recognition dawned on Agatha's face. "Jesse... right? Jesse Blackmore?" she asked, praying to Merlin and Morgana she wasn't completely off and would just be making a fool of herself. Usually, Agatha was quite good with fitting names to faces. And, if her memory served her right, Jesse had been a pretty unforgettable person, even in the one year they had shared at Hogwarts. He had been nice, despite his habit of ending up in the hospital wing. If anything, Agatha thought his daring stunts had been pretty entertaining. But it had also been about over a year since she had heard anything about Jesse Blackmore.
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