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Harry174 
Simon looked at the Slytherin he was glad that he hadn't appologise when the Slytherin boy started talking. "Do you know who you are talking to?" Simon asked then realised that of course this person wouldn't, Simon didn't care if the boy did look older than him. "I am Simon Leonarder De Simpson." Simon smiled. "Someone who never bumps into people." Simon wanted to shout but decided against it.
"I am not daft." Simon said truthfully. "I just don't think that I should appologise to someone when I did nothing wrong." Simon lied, he knew that he had done something wrong but he wasn't going to admit that. "I have loads of friends so of course it's not."
Really?! The sheer audacity of this boy was remarkable. Clearly he hadn't a proper upbringing. To speak to someone older like this was unfathomable. This boy needed to be put in his place. And rather quickly.
"I rather don't care who you are, I'm afraid", he said nonchalantly. And it was the god awful truth so Parke almost rolled his eyes when the boy introduced himself. Almost.
"Well, Mr. De Simpson", he half guessed, hoping that the 'De' was a part of the boy's last name,
"Clearly you're no one of any importance, as someone worth anything would have been brought up quite a bit better than you were", he said coldly. Forget being polite. It wasn't required anyway. The boy was younger than himself.
"You're right. You aren't daft. Even a daft person would've figured out what they'd done wrong by now." The boy was clearly delusional.
"Perhaps you should go see the school nurse. Be sure to let her know you're having problems with cognitive thinking", he stated, running a hand through his still damp hair. And this boy claimed to have a large number of friends. Parke couldn't see how that was possible. Again, clearly delusional.