Justin Finch-Fletchley (
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2015-02-03 01:16 am (UTC)
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Ginny,
I did say to leave
Of course, you're worried. I'm sure he's not ignoring his own needs, what, but I don't doubt he is not in the mood for any fussing.
Have you asked Sally-Anne? They were both invited to the Headmaster's supper last night and neither of them arrived, so I assumed they were together.
I say, I don't wish to sound indelicate but it could be that he'd rather his girlfriend than his sister be the one to take care of him.
-Justin
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I did say to leaveOf course, you're worried. I'm sure he's not ignoring his own needs, what, but I don't doubt he is not in the mood for any fussing.Have you asked Sally-Anne? They were both invited to the Headmaster's supper last night and neither of them arrived, so I assumed they were together.
I say, I don't wish to sound indelicate but it could be that he'd rather his girlfriend than his sister be the one to take care of him.
-Justin