Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2013 19:39:05 GMT -8
Dolores Umbridge had a sweet side to her. Buried far beneath the perfectionist and the girl who needed to do everything fourteen times to insure accuracy, she was a gentle creature. Of course, many people didn’t see that. They saw her antics as sheer self-destruction. She was a canon that had been locked, loaded, and lit...but the fuse had been lost somewhere: At danger of exploding at any moment without warning. She was a danger to all of them, including her employer and the rest of the Ministry employees.
Sitting at her desk, Dolly knew that she had a lot to do...it was just one of those days when the work had all piled up. She picked up one of the files for Isabella and looked it up and down. It was something that had to be approved and back at the main office by today, something her employer would undoubtedly be responsible for. She raised both of her eyebrows and set it on the edge of the desk where Isabella would see it when she came back from her daily meetings with the other floor heads. Jesus when was the last time she slept? Her eyes felt foggy, groggy, a close to shutting at only a moment’s notice. Shaking her face and trying to wake herself up, the petite brunette knew that she was going to have to do something to put her back on top of the work load.
Glancing down for just a second, she caught sight of the watch that was fastened around her wrist. It was nearly noon; high past time for her to take a quick lunch break. She would allow herself thirty mintues top - that would be enough time for her to grab something quick and be back before Isabella even knew that she was missing. Fortunately for Dolly, there was a small muggle tea shop that was just outside of the MInistry, which seemed like the perfect excuse to take her lunch break. She slipped her hand into her pocket and set a few dollars on the counter and took her chai tea to go.
Sitting down on one of the benches on the main floor, Dolly quietly observed all the people coming and going through the floo network, her chai tea pressed to her lips as her light brown eyes watched them. There were witches and wizards of all kinds, bundled up against the chilly weather that was raging outside. Softly, she swung her ballet-flat clad feet back and forth, toes barely skidding across the marbled floor of the ground.