- Messages
- 209
- Wand
- Curly 15 Inch Rigid Hornbeam Wand with Dragon Heartstring Core,
- Age
- 8/1996
Mason stared at the house in front of them, a frown crossing the man's face as he considered the logistics of it all. The next house over was just through a copse of trees, much too close for his liking. There were far too few trees in that direction, increasing the likelihood of too many eyes watching them. In the other direction was another house. A cul de sac, he believed this was called. Mason continued to frown at the back of their real estate guy, a wizard who had come highly recommended by another Auror in their office but who was proving to be a huge disappointment in the Head Auror's eyes. He'd been clear that the farther away his neighbors were, the happier he would be. Walking into this house almost felt like a waste of time. Mason knew he'd already written it off even as he slowly walked forward, knowing that he had to give it a chance in case Sara liked it. Having to be cognizant of someone else's opinion was an unfamiliar concept for the man, and he was struggling mightily with it as they moved further into this house hunting business. Sara had distinct, sometimes very different opinions, on what she envisioned for their future love nest. Mason had found himself letting her lead the way, for the most part, though he would not compromise on their security. He just wouldn't.
Reminding himself to keep an open mind, Mason stuffed his hands into the pockets of his robes as he continued forward. He'd come straight from the office, where he'd gone to get a few hours of work done in spite of it being the weekend. But, he wouldn't, no he couldn't miss this appointment. Things had been...confusing with him and Sara, but they'd agreed to look for a place together and Mason had to believe that was a good sign. Time had only increased his admiration, his respect, and his love for Sara as they'd come to learn more and more about each other. Sara Moon was truly an amazing woman in every way imaginable. It seemed the real estate agent had discovered that as well. Mason had caught the looks, and he'd certainly caught the ill-disguised surprise when he'd discovered they were a couple and not father and daughter as Mason believed he'd suspected during their initial meeting. Their age difference was not something Mason paid a great deal of attention to most of the time. Really, it was only around his birthday that it was a sore spot with the man as he struggled to come to terms with his age. For a wizard, he was still quite young, but the gray hairs he hid with spells and the young woman at his side told him otherwise if he let them. "What do you think?" Mason asked his girlfriend quietly after they'd gone through a few rooms.
Reminding himself to keep an open mind, Mason stuffed his hands into the pockets of his robes as he continued forward. He'd come straight from the office, where he'd gone to get a few hours of work done in spite of it being the weekend. But, he wouldn't, no he couldn't miss this appointment. Things had been...confusing with him and Sara, but they'd agreed to look for a place together and Mason had to believe that was a good sign. Time had only increased his admiration, his respect, and his love for Sara as they'd come to learn more and more about each other. Sara Moon was truly an amazing woman in every way imaginable. It seemed the real estate agent had discovered that as well. Mason had caught the looks, and he'd certainly caught the ill-disguised surprise when he'd discovered they were a couple and not father and daughter as Mason believed he'd suspected during their initial meeting. Their age difference was not something Mason paid a great deal of attention to most of the time. Really, it was only around his birthday that it was a sore spot with the man as he struggled to come to terms with his age. For a wizard, he was still quite young, but the gray hairs he hid with spells and the young woman at his side told him otherwise if he let them. "What do you think?" Mason asked his girlfriend quietly after they'd gone through a few rooms.