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WeasleyGirl 
Nikolas was hungry too, but he could wait a little longer...or so he thought. He chuckled at Jade's comment "You should have asked her to give you a piece of it" he suggested "Don't worry, the food should be here in no time" he said a bit unsure, Tate hasn't given the speech yet. And there was Sel again in their conversations, "Yeah...I heard about it" he nodded "She is gonna talk about it all day long I can imagine that in the common room" which was not a good thing. "Excited to see her?" he asked sarcastically.
Good news? He didn't know what to expect and was excited to hear them. "Really? What is it about?" he asked. No divorce? Perfect. Now everything was working for them. "That is perfect! Now let's hope they don't change their mind" about the divorce of course.
"I'm not sure asking a first year to have a bite of her sandwich would go so well. I've heard that kids get vicious about if you ask to have a part of their food." Jade smiled. It sounded ridiculous but it was probably true. Before she could say anything else the Headmaster stood up and said his speech. Then Kurumi, one of the Gryffindor prefects, sent out cookies once all the food appeared. The sixth year grabbed one of the Gryffindor cookies and took a bite out of it. Mmm, they tasted really good.
"You should try these, they're delicious." She nodded, grabbing one of the cookies and handing him one.
Then discussion about the weird girl continued and Jade still wasn't looking forward to seeing her.
"Psh, yes, I'm totally excited to see her." She said, sarcastically. Dreading to see her was the correct answer. She smiled as he seemed to be excited that her parents weren't going to divorce. It seemed luck was really going their way.
"I'm pretty sure it had to do with my dad's friends, Samuel. I think Sam talked to my dad about it and changed his mind." She nodded.
"Anyways, I'm sorry I didn't write to you over the summer, I tried-but it was really hard to." Jade said, thinking about what exactly her letters were about. She started easily on the letters and then it came to the ending of it where she threw the letters away. She couldn't figure out if she would put 'Love, Jade' or 'I love you.' or 'Sincerely, Jade'; stuff like that. Jade really wasn't one to say I love you or any of that mushy stuff first and she didn't know if it was the right time to say it.
"I'll make sure to write to you everyday next time." She nodded, taking another bite out of her cookie. That is if she could figure everything out between them.