Who: Spencer and Dina AU
What: Just for fun between Ingrid and I
Spencer had a feeling that the girl must be completely idiotic. This, admittedly, was not such a good trait for the future mother of his children to have, but maybe they could work on it. In the two months since the fiesty, dark haired Bredina Dunstan began working in the Muggle Communications department, Spencer had been attempting to get to know her better.
He held doors for her, he smiled at her in the halls, he even may have told her mother (The elder Ms. Dunstan was his equivalent in the muggle communication department) to relax her stringent no chat-breaks rules in her department (although he did not relax such rules on his own employees)...and still, the girl was blatantly oblivious.
He did notice her blushing on occasion, but more often than not she had a strange blank expression on, something akin to when someone has a giant ball of air in their throat that they cannot seem to swallow.
Today however, both departments were set to attend a meeting, and so, arriving early, Spencer (with a intense expression) made a direct bee-line toward the young lady who suddenly, just as he was about to approach her, picked up her buzzing mobile-fireplace and began chatting to whoever had appeared in it.
Merlin, she was stupid.
He made a drastic turn and approached one of his female employees. Chatting to her nicely, he glanced incredulously at Bredina through the corner of his eye. What was she thinking?
What: Just for fun between Ingrid and I
Spencer had a feeling that the girl must be completely idiotic. This, admittedly, was not such a good trait for the future mother of his children to have, but maybe they could work on it. In the two months since the fiesty, dark haired Bredina Dunstan began working in the Muggle Communications department, Spencer had been attempting to get to know her better.
He held doors for her, he smiled at her in the halls, he even may have told her mother (The elder Ms. Dunstan was his equivalent in the muggle communication department) to relax her stringent no chat-breaks rules in her department (although he did not relax such rules on his own employees)...and still, the girl was blatantly oblivious.
He did notice her blushing on occasion, but more often than not she had a strange blank expression on, something akin to when someone has a giant ball of air in their throat that they cannot seem to swallow.
Today however, both departments were set to attend a meeting, and so, arriving early, Spencer (with a intense expression) made a direct bee-line toward the young lady who suddenly, just as he was about to approach her, picked up her buzzing mobile-fireplace and began chatting to whoever had appeared in it.
Merlin, she was stupid.
He made a drastic turn and approached one of his female employees. Chatting to her nicely, he glanced incredulously at Bredina through the corner of his eye. What was she thinking?
