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Jaina had begun to write down her interpretation as Charley 'spaced' for a second and explained what was going on. Jaina's jaw dropped in awe because that was the COOLEST THING EVER! Well, she still had not a clue what Charley was saying, but she could talk to her brother at anytime! When she finished, Jaina looked into her eyes and waved her hand. "Hi Henry! Nice to meet you!" she whispered excitedly. She was grinning ear to ear!
Charley laughed. "It doesn't exactly work that way, but I'll be sure to pass the message on." She paused and lowered her voice. "I'm actually not really allowed to do this. It's not recommended for minors to be taught something like Legilimency. He's not teaching me, per say, but I also suppose he is. I'm pretty sure it's illegal; it's regulated by the Ministry, like damn near everything else."
She knew she was showing her discontent but was worn out and didn't bother to recollect herself. Professor Hadley had noticed anyway, and only she and Jaina mattered to Charley at the moment.
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PhoenixRising Just as she was about to move onto another Slytherin's parchment, she overhead bits of the conversation two first years were having and frowned, creases forming subtly on her forehead. "Um sorry to interrupt, but Miss Kelley?" Fina paused, trying to search for the right words. "Could you perhaps visit my office after the lesson? Not a bad thing, just a concern..." She reassured the young Ravenclaw. "You could bring Miss Maloney too, if you like"
Charley sat up even straighter than usual.
"Y-Yes, Professor Hadley, of-of course," she stuttered.
Oh no, goodness no, no, no, no. This is not good. This could be bad, very bad. Of course, Professor Hadley did say that it wasn't bad but I can't imagine she'd be concerned about anything else.....
She glanced nervously at Jaina, her stomach growing uneasy and the skin on her hands growing a touch paler. It was the last thing she needed; she'd been teased quite often in muggle Ireland for looking like a vampire, or at least the muggle interpretation of a vampire, which was incorrect, as were most of their ideas of magic.