[ Things have been a mess since Newt's disappearance-- again-- and the only upside is it keeps her busy enough. It's enough to keep her mind distracted from the last time she saw a bad illness and she'd never been in the war (not yet, it was inevitable a war with Grindelwald would come-- she knew, and according to Remus it sounded like she had more to do in it). She's busy and trying to help the Olympians she can since, though investigation was her forte, there were too many hands in that fryer so to speak--
And not enough here on the ground. She doesn't even wonder if she'll get sick, at this point, and only does what she can. The woman had received Edmund's message in mild surprise-- She finds it difficult to believe she has anything other than acquaintances here. Unfortunately, she's busy at the time, and shelves responding and it's only later as she's made her way to her doorstep she hears him. ]
Mr Pevensie. [She turns on the spot, wariness in her features but no less alert.] Fortunate time, you have. I only just remembered you'd messaged-- Sorry for not yet responding.
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And not enough here on the ground. She doesn't even wonder if she'll get sick, at this point, and only does what she can. The woman had received Edmund's message in mild surprise-- She finds it difficult to believe she has anything other than acquaintances here. Unfortunately, she's busy at the time, and shelves responding and it's only later as she's made her way to her doorstep she hears him. ]
Mr Pevensie. [She turns on the spot, wariness in her features but no less alert.] Fortunate time, you have. I only just remembered you'd messaged-- Sorry for not yet responding.