Iris cocked her eyebrow at the boy. She listened to everything he had to say, and didn't interrupt him at all. As he said that she can do what she wants, Iris shook her head and let out an exasperated sigh. This boy really knew nothing. "It's not you being friends with her that I want to stop." She said, plainly. Glaring at him, she completely ignored the Hufflepuff Captain. Fallon was probably going to kill her for saying this.

"Do you have any idea what you put her through last year, Finn? She fell for you, hard, and you disregarded her feelings completely. It was months before she even began to pretend like it didn't hurt her any more." She stood up, and walked over to the couches. "And I think that's why she forgave your apologies... regardless of how much you meant them. Because I don't think she ever moved on. Not properly."

"But... you're right. I can't stop you from being friends with her, and I'm not going to." Iris fiddled with her tie. "But she's my best friend. Fallon's like my sister. We look out for each other, because that's what best friends and sisters do. Be friends with her, I'm fine with that. But if you ever try to make something more of the friendship, you better make damn sure that you don't screw her about like you did last year." The Blonde stood up, and picked her school bag up. "Because if you do, I'll be the first person to know about it. And I will make you regret it if you hurt her again." She wasn't stupid. Just from that conversation with Fallon in the Kitchens the other night told Iris just how much Fallon still did like Finn, and she suspected that it was more than just talking that went on in the Observatory.

"Now I'll leave you to enjoy your bath in peace..." So remember my words, Carmicheal. And with that, the Head Girl left the bathroom, giving a look of "keep what you heard secret, please" to the Hufflepuff Captain on the way out.