- Messages
- 775
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
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- Single (Looking)
- Wand
- Knotted 14 Inch Rigid Spruce Wand with Doxy Wing Core
- Age
- 3/2001
After the recent admission to her brother, Irene wasn't feeling so anxious and frightened by her pregnancy. Now that he knew she felt as if a huge burden, one bigger than the one she carried around her mid- section, had been lifted. That was not to say that she was suddenly eager to have a child because she certainly wasn't. Children were still little...things that she didn't quite understand and she already knew that she didn't have the patience for them, especially because they were so needy and whiny all the time. There were some witches who were maternal and simply born to have children and she could see evidence of that around the park that she'd just entered. Irene was certainly not one of them, but she could see a group of them to the right of her all huddled together watching their children play together and chatting merrily.
In fact, there seemed to be loads of children toddling around the park with their parents and Irene nearly did an about face right out of the park. But, she really did want to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine and as she sternly told herself, she had better get used to the little annoyances seeing as she would soon be dealing with one herself. She would have to take baby steps in the matter. Scanning the park with her bright blue eyes, Irene spotted a bench that was away from the group of children with their mothers. It was partially in the sun and Irene strolled over to the area, where she took a seat and pulled out a copy of the Daily Prophet, from her bag, one hand absent mindedly rubbing her belly for a moment as she felt a bit of discomfort. Shaking the paper open, she began to scan the articles, looking for anything that might be particularly interesting.
In fact, there seemed to be loads of children toddling around the park with their parents and Irene nearly did an about face right out of the park. But, she really did want to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine and as she sternly told herself, she had better get used to the little annoyances seeing as she would soon be dealing with one herself. She would have to take baby steps in the matter. Scanning the park with her bright blue eyes, Irene spotted a bench that was away from the group of children with their mothers. It was partially in the sun and Irene strolled over to the area, where she took a seat and pulled out a copy of the Daily Prophet, from her bag, one hand absent mindedly rubbing her belly for a moment as she felt a bit of discomfort. Shaking the paper open, she began to scan the articles, looking for anything that might be particularly interesting.