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- OOC First Name
- Zephie
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- Married
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- Pan (James)
- Wand
- Knotted 10 Inch Sturdy Aspen Wand with Boomslang venom Core
- Age
- 12/2031 (32)
Geo didn't often pace, because usually the woman felt as though she had a good understanding of the situations around her, but if there was one topic that would occasionally give her anxiety it would be issues surrounding her children. She'd had just over fifteen years practice now although she wasn't sure it would ever be enough. The longer time went on, the more Geo had to learn. Parenting wasn't about knowing what to do so much as needing to frequently evolve her style, not to mention evolving for every child that had a mind of their own.
The former Hufflepuff had heard about the commotion at the end of year feast, and the part that members of her own family had (or hadn't) played in it. She could understand the need to let down one's hair, to play or mess around with others in your class, after all she'd been in their positions at one time. But after hearing that the scene had gotten out of hand and that it was partly the lack of responsibility of her second eldest and husband, made Geo determined to have a proper conversation about it. She'd pushed Killian for the details over their last luncheon. It had begun with her congratulating her best friend on his engagement, although as the topic moved once more to the school and Geo had questioned the man for the details that had occurred during that last evening, her coffee had left a bitter taste in her mouth.
James would be a separate issue. For now, Geo's attention was on Veronica. Killian had told her about the Gryffindor prefect he suspected to be their daughter and how she'd tried to rile up the house again despite the Headmasters best efforts to calm the students down. And perhaps James hadn't cared enough to take action over his own prefects actions, Merlin perhaps he'd even been proud, but Veronica's actions didn't only reflect on James. They reflected on her, on Bailey, Millie, the twins, and every other Cade that was attending or would be attending the school, not to mention the rest of Gryffindor house. Geo had never been out here raising a hooligan and for whatever reason Veronica had to justify her lack of manners and respect, Geo was about to get to the bottom of it.
"Can I come in?" She'd stopped pacing after deciding what it was she would say to her daughter. She'd knocked on the Gryffindor's bedroom door, hoping for a mature conversation where Veronica could understand why her behavior had made her so upset.
The former Hufflepuff had heard about the commotion at the end of year feast, and the part that members of her own family had (or hadn't) played in it. She could understand the need to let down one's hair, to play or mess around with others in your class, after all she'd been in their positions at one time. But after hearing that the scene had gotten out of hand and that it was partly the lack of responsibility of her second eldest and husband, made Geo determined to have a proper conversation about it. She'd pushed Killian for the details over their last luncheon. It had begun with her congratulating her best friend on his engagement, although as the topic moved once more to the school and Geo had questioned the man for the details that had occurred during that last evening, her coffee had left a bitter taste in her mouth.
James would be a separate issue. For now, Geo's attention was on Veronica. Killian had told her about the Gryffindor prefect he suspected to be their daughter and how she'd tried to rile up the house again despite the Headmasters best efforts to calm the students down. And perhaps James hadn't cared enough to take action over his own prefects actions, Merlin perhaps he'd even been proud, but Veronica's actions didn't only reflect on James. They reflected on her, on Bailey, Millie, the twins, and every other Cade that was attending or would be attending the school, not to mention the rest of Gryffindor house. Geo had never been out here raising a hooligan and for whatever reason Veronica had to justify her lack of manners and respect, Geo was about to get to the bottom of it.
"Can I come in?" She'd stopped pacing after deciding what it was she would say to her daughter. She'd knocked on the Gryffindor's bedroom door, hoping for a mature conversation where Veronica could understand why her behavior had made her so upset.
