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Harry174
Simon was suprised that Treyen had come looking for him then he realised that Treyen was holding his letter in his hand. "I must have dropped it earlier." Simon sighed, he really didn't know what to say, he just wanted to be on his own.
Suddenly Treyen said he didn't know, does that mean he read the letter, inside his head Simon was shouting to Treyen telling him to mind his business but that didn't come out. "No one knows, I didn't think people would care about what happens to what do people say a spoilt kid." Simon sighed, hopefully it would be sorted out before long, but he had been warned it could take 2 years to sort out which Simon didn't like. "I try to keep calm but then I get wound up easily." Simon looked straight at Treyen. "Are you sure you could help?"
Mmmhmm. Treyen nodded. He'd dropped it, but what seemed even more interesting to the fifth year was the fact that he was still keeping the letter in his bag, it was dated a few months back, after all.
That wasn't important. His friend's well-being was.
Out of all the ways he could've reacted, Treyen chuckled.
"And here I was thinking that Simon paid little attention to what others had to say about him." He was looking at him as he said this, because...so WHAT if others thought of him as a spoiled kid? He may or may not be one. So, did it matter?
He nodded once again, as he listened to what Simon had to say, and then looked away to the corridor.
"Actually," he started, looking back at the fourth year,
"Maybe if you channel your anger...it could work?" he suggested, he had a few things in mind.