Cecily Rambolt
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- OOC First Name
- Liv
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- Pure Blood
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- Divorced
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- Tulip Wood Wand with Unicorn Hair Core
"Thank you. Good day to you too, sir." Cecily Rambolt juggled the brown paper bags that were quite stuffed were ingredients fresh from the farmers market not far from Prodan's house. Although the day was chilled, aproned and fast talking shopkeepers still milled about in front of their shops, luring the early shoppers to buy their fresh goods. She had apparated to a safe point earlier and taken her time choosing the best that was offered.
A smile spread across her face as she thought of the lovely day they would spend together. The meal she had planned would take some time prepping and preparing when she got to his house, but then it would simmer for hours, leaving them time to enjoy each others company and the salty tang of the sea air. Prodan had told her not to bother knocking, to come inside in case he were doing something and couldn't hear her. A good thing too, she grinned, as after a long walk she came to his house. It was so beautiful.
Jostling the bags, she pushed open the front door and barely spotted him sitting in the living room over the bundle. "Hi gorgeous," she grinned, breezing past him with her heavy bags into the kitchen with a sunny smile. She set the bags down and started unpacking them. "You would not believe what happened yesterday," she said in a slightly louder voice that would carry to him. As she unpacked, she talked. She proceeded to tell him a story involving a band of first years, long pointy sticks and the Giant Squid. Laughing she began to expertly chop up and cook the food. Within twenty minutes she had everything in one huge pot on the stove, left to simmer for hours, and the dough covered for her homemade rolls.
Washing off her hands, she dried them with a towel as she walked down the hallway toward him. "You're awfully quiet. I've talked your ear off." Grinning, she leaned down and brushed her lips over his. It was a little hard to make him out in the darkened room.
A smile spread across her face as she thought of the lovely day they would spend together. The meal she had planned would take some time prepping and preparing when she got to his house, but then it would simmer for hours, leaving them time to enjoy each others company and the salty tang of the sea air. Prodan had told her not to bother knocking, to come inside in case he were doing something and couldn't hear her. A good thing too, she grinned, as after a long walk she came to his house. It was so beautiful.
Jostling the bags, she pushed open the front door and barely spotted him sitting in the living room over the bundle. "Hi gorgeous," she grinned, breezing past him with her heavy bags into the kitchen with a sunny smile. She set the bags down and started unpacking them. "You would not believe what happened yesterday," she said in a slightly louder voice that would carry to him. As she unpacked, she talked. She proceeded to tell him a story involving a band of first years, long pointy sticks and the Giant Squid. Laughing she began to expertly chop up and cook the food. Within twenty minutes she had everything in one huge pot on the stove, left to simmer for hours, and the dough covered for her homemade rolls.
Washing off her hands, she dried them with a towel as she walked down the hallway toward him. "You're awfully quiet. I've talked your ear off." Grinning, she leaned down and brushed her lips over his. It was a little hard to make him out in the darkened room.