Backdated Letters

[Rachel Hart]

July 26th, 1887

My dear Mister Zabini,

I heard through the grapevine that your Hogsmeade home went and blew up. How did that happen? More importantly, are you all right?

Do write back when you can. I am beside myself with worry for you.

— Rachel Hart —

@'Severino Zabini'
ooc; sorry for how backdated this is, I intended to do it right after it happened >.>

  

[Severino Zabini]

My Dear Miss Hart,

I'm afriad my exuberance with my work rather over took me and I was careless. However, aside from some singed drapery, rather a lot of new glass, and a house elf with tinnitius no one is worse for the wear.

Although I must say I find no pleasure in choosing new decorations, or replacing furniture. I had actually considered inviting Lucretia to visit just to be rid of the responsility! I'm afraid my personal taste does not much match with fashion.

On other business Miss Hart, I do hope you are well, I have not had much occaision to see you this season, mostly due to my own antisocial nature. I will however, be attending the Sanditon regatta if you would happen to be there?

kindest Regards

Severino.

  

[Rachel Hart]

July 28th, 1887

My dear Mister Zabini,

Oh, do be careful. Were you working on some fascinating, new potion?

I quite enjoy such domestic things so do let me know if I may be of help! Though I must say that since it is one of your homes than your personal taste is so much more important than fashions dictations, don't you think? Especially since fashion changes so much, it seems.

As for myself, I am quite well! I had planned to attend the Regatta. It sounds like it will be ever so much fun!

— Rachel Hart —

  

[Severino Zabini]

Dear Miss Hart,

you may regret that offer! As I beleive Lecretia might think me a complete loss in terms of style and has refused to help lest I blow it up again.

AS to my potion, well not so exicting, but I was aiming for a more effecient bone growth serum than the current one, alas my plan did not work, I failed to stabalise the mcutyre in a way that rendered it of any use.

I shall hope to see you at the regatta! I will be taking part in one of the races and I know I shall do better wiht you there to cheer me on.

Yours
Severino Z

  

[Rachel Hart]

July 28th, 1887

My dear Mister Zabini,

I could never regret doing anything that might help you! I do dearly hope that you will not blow it up again. Now I shall add you to my list of things to worry about but I tease. I am sure you will do quite well this time around.

I will most certainly be there to cheer you on and I look forward to seeing how you place.

— Rachel Hart —