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Title: Work Envy
Author: Evandar
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: G
Genre: Angst
Pairings: Parvati/Lavender
Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter and am making no profit from this story.
Summary: Sometimes, Parvati is jealous of how easy Lavender makes things look.
Author's Notes: Written for the prompt Sagittarius on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
femslash100's Astrology Challenge. My table can be found here. According to Astrology.com, Sagittariuses are active, generous philosophers prone to procrastination. I went mostly with the procrastination.
Sometimes, Lavender’s laziness bothered her. Usually because – while she did procrastinate hugely – she never just sat and did nothing. She held court amongst the girls of Gryffindor, beautiful and preening, or wanted to escape the stone walls of the castle and do something exciting that Parvati would – inevitably – be dragged into.
Worst of all, Lavender’s grades were perfectly well maintained even with this lack of effort. To Parvati, who had to study, it could be nothing short of infuriating. And yet, she supposed, the world needed its Lavenders to admire. She was just lucky that she could admire so closely.
Author: Evandar
Fandom: Harry Potter
Rating: G
Genre: Angst
Pairings: Parvati/Lavender
Disclaimer: I do not own Harry Potter and am making no profit from this story.
Summary: Sometimes, Parvati is jealous of how easy Lavender makes things look.
Author's Notes: Written for the prompt Sagittarius on
femslash100's Astrology Challenge. My table can be found here. According to Astrology.com, Sagittariuses are active, generous philosophers prone to procrastination. I went mostly with the procrastination.Sometimes, Lavender’s laziness bothered her. Usually because – while she did procrastinate hugely – she never just sat and did nothing. She held court amongst the girls of Gryffindor, beautiful and preening, or wanted to escape the stone walls of the castle and do something exciting that Parvati would – inevitably – be dragged into.
Worst of all, Lavender’s grades were perfectly well maintained even with this lack of effort. To Parvati, who had to study, it could be nothing short of infuriating. And yet, she supposed, the world needed its Lavenders to admire. She was just lucky that she could admire so closely.
