The entire family can go to hell.
Asshole.
The entire family can go to hell.
He'll just glare at the annoying customers.
This is still her father’s business and she won’t see it run into the ground.
Fine.
He'll just glare at the annoying customers.
Asshole.
“Don’t you dare fucking talk to me about walking away. You disappeared for two damn decades!” He shouted in his face before he stormed off again.
He shouldn't have come back. Merlin.
Asshole.
Fine.
Fine.
Mind the pub, she’s got taps to refill.
He shouldn't have come back. Merlin.
He gets to his feet.
He shouldn't have come back. Merlin.
He gets to his feet.
"I'm worried about you."
He gets to his feet.
"I'm worried about you."
"Sounds dull."
"I'm worried about you."
"Sounds dull."
"Sounds dull."
Stretches, kicking at his desk. Oops.
He clears his throat, fingers drumming on the bar.
Stretches, kicking at his desk. Oops.
It's like nothing changed.
Stretches, kicking at his desk. Oops.
He clears his throat, fingers drumming on the bar.
He clears his throat, fingers drumming on the bar.
It's like nothing changed.
It's like nothing changed.
"I left a locket, at Grimmauld Place, before I left. What did you do with it?"
He’d forgotten the boy always held a desire to discuss things, it made him uncomfortable because he never held that desire.
"How... Are you?"
"I left a locket, at Grimmauld Place, before I left. What did you do with it?"
"How... Are you?"
"How... Are you?"