His company was welcomed, though she would have understood if he had work to do or felt like having another night in. Having been outside for a while, she was remembering how nice sunsets could be. On the run with Harry and Ron made her overlook such things. And with the war over, having swallowed its casualties, she needed to get back to enjoying life. It would take time but Hermione knew she couldn't stay in the dark forever. The deaths she had witnessed didn't mean she had to resign herself to her own early grave after all.
"Alright." Hermione responded. "I'll go get ready then." She said and set her tea aside and headed back up to her room.She changed out of her usual clothes and slipped on some jeans and a simple gray long sleeve shirt. She brushed her hair out and tucked her wand in her boot, under her jeans, just in case. She wasn't sure if they would be dining in the muggle world or not but she wanted to take precautions either way. She glanced at the work she had left to and figured it wouldn't be too bad if she went out and enjoyed herself. It had been so long since she had even considered such a thing. Hermione headed back down and pulled on a scarf and waited for Remus.
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It was very interesting. The Doctor looked around and smelled the air. It seemed a little off but it was that typical smell that came along with Earth itself. He leaned over to Rose and smelled her too. Just checking. He listened to the woman talk about the weight and how it was gone every morning. On top of that, there was a noise too? He held back a grin as it didn't seem professional to grin at the notion of a clue. "I see. I see." He nodded and glanced to his blond partner in crime. In his mind, he was already thinking about how something could be making noise at night which also related to weight just falling away so fast. It didn't make sense.
And that excited him. He decided the best way to figure it out, would be to witness it first hand. He was fine with that, even if waiting could be boring. Having time pass as it usually did wasn't the most fun thing in the entire universe. The Doctor folded his arms. "Well thank you." He told her. "You shouldn't worry about anything, it's perfectly normal." He assured her, not wanting to alarm her. "We best be off now, plenty to talk to and all that, come along!" He waved to Rose and headed for the door. "I think we better return later and see this for ourselves." He muttered into her ear. The brown haired alien stepped outside and looked around. What to do until then? Grab some tea perhaps?
"Alright." Hermione responded. "I'll go get ready then." She said and set her tea aside and headed back up to her room.She changed out of her usual clothes and slipped on some jeans and a simple gray long sleeve shirt. She brushed her hair out and tucked her wand in her boot, under her jeans, just in case. She wasn't sure if they would be dining in the muggle world or not but she wanted to take precautions either way. She glanced at the work she had left to and figured it wouldn't be too bad if she went out and enjoyed herself. It had been so long since she had even considered such a thing. Hermione headed back down and pulled on a scarf and waited for Remus.
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It was very interesting. The Doctor looked around and smelled the air. It seemed a little off but it was that typical smell that came along with Earth itself. He leaned over to Rose and smelled her too. Just checking. He listened to the woman talk about the weight and how it was gone every morning. On top of that, there was a noise too? He held back a grin as it didn't seem professional to grin at the notion of a clue. "I see. I see." He nodded and glanced to his blond partner in crime. In his mind, he was already thinking about how something could be making noise at night which also related to weight just falling away so fast. It didn't make sense.
And that excited him. He decided the best way to figure it out, would be to witness it first hand. He was fine with that, even if waiting could be boring. Having time pass as it usually did wasn't the most fun thing in the entire universe. The Doctor folded his arms. "Well thank you." He told her. "You shouldn't worry about anything, it's perfectly normal." He assured her, not wanting to alarm her. "We best be off now, plenty to talk to and all that, come along!" He waved to Rose and headed for the door. "I think we better return later and see this for ourselves." He muttered into her ear. The brown haired alien stepped outside and looked around. What to do until then? Grab some tea perhaps?