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hermione&ginny
Sunday 17th April 2011 10:36 | Gift of the Mages | I love these lines:
"And to make her feel good about herself," returned Angelina. "She's awfully down, you know. I think she's got a bun in the oven." "A what?" " She's pregnant. You know, she's going to have a--" "I know what that means…but, Ange, how do you know?" "Well, for one, she's nauseated in the morning, her jeans are tight, and she cries at the drop of a hat." | cckeimig
Tuesday 13th June 2006 20:54 | Gift of the Mages | | I like where you're going with this. And that you're adding a few great twists to O. Henry's story. I look forward to reading more. | Mullvaney
Saturday 10th June 2006 07:52 | Gift of the Mages | | Hmmmm. The plot thickens. . . What are Fred and George up to? This is fascinating, I don't think it's going to end like Gift of th eMagi did. | critmo
Saturday 10th June 2006 03:46 | Gift of the Mages | | Okay, things are not getting clearer. And where are Ginny and Harry? | Trelawney2213
Saturday 10th June 2006 00:13 | Gift of the Mages | Yes, he thought savagely, as he raced through the parlor, first I'll hit them with a Crucio! Then that stupid curse of Ginny's--what's it called?--flying bat bogeys all over your face. Then a couple of Levitations with sudden drops onto the asphalt, like a frigging--white--ferret. Next, Engorgio--ah, that one brings back memories. Then a Skinning Charm, like mom uses on potatoes--oh, I'll peel you like a grape! Gits! Buggers!--, then finally-- Avada Kedavra...
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