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Simon wasn’t sure his words had any effect on his companion, especially as she made a face and ran a hand through her hair as if she was as nervous or as sheepish as he had been just a moment before. “Yep pretty much,” he replied in agreement. “All I’m saying is don’t be one to stress totally over it for its not really worth it. My fifth year might have been smoother if I hadn’t.” Or at least his friends and girlfriend wouldn’t have given him flack for all the book studying he had done through the months.
“Thanks,” he said having a feeling he was going to being thanking a lot of people as they found out for students tended to be interested in that sort of thing.
"Really?" Simon questioned looking a little incredulous at that bit of information. It wasn't often something on heard from an older student for while you might not be that into sports you usually got dragged to at least one game through the years. "I wouldn't say really good...at least about myself. It kinda came as a surprise actually though I guess its all how different people view things," he commented with a shrug.
Funny how all her life she had never stressed over anything. Mia had always gone with the flow, nothing was ever a problem and nothing ever fazed her. But with everyone talking about OWL's and how they effected your future...well that had made her stop and think. She looked at Simon an chewed on her bottom lip. "I guess you're right but we still have to take them somewhat seriously though, yeah?"
Mia laughed at the look on Simon's face. She got that look a lot when she mentioned to people how much of the magical world she didn't know about. "I live with muggles." She explained and shrugged her shoulders. "I only came to Hogwarts last year. I thought I would see a game at school but of course the TWT was on and there was no quidditch." Of course she didn't regret that there had been no quidditch because then she wouldn't have met Nik and that would have been a tragedy in itself.
"Well obviously someone thought you were good." She remarked with a small smile. One of these days she might actually be good at something too. "So what do you want to do when you graduate from Hogwarts?" Mia was often curious as to what her fellow students plans were after school.