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"You need to ignore him, baby girl. Because all he talks is rubbish..." Lilly said, she hated that her Dad had dared to say that to her little girl. How dare he scare her in that way. She moved and took her daughter's hand in hers as they moved towards the school section of the shop.
"We get you one tie, it's like a general one And then, well, they charm it when you get your house" she said softly. "So you don't need to worry about that yet, sweetie. And don't listen to your Grandpa..." she said before turning and leaning down to her daughter's level. "I will be proud of you, Daddy will be proud of you whichever house that you get into" she smiled reassuringly at her beautiful daughter. "In fact, I'm so proud of you already and you haven't even gone yet, I know you're going to do so well there" she said softly. They hadn't told Em about the pregnancy yet, she was wondering when to do so. When the right time would be for that, she wanted to do it before Em went off to school and all.
Emeilia listened to her mum and nodded. She felt her eyes tearing up a little. "But why would grandpa say that?" Her lip trembled and she ran into her mum's arms and buried her head on her mum's shoulder until she could stop crying. The little girl was smart but she just did not get stupid stuff like racism and blood prejudice. "Why is he so mean since you and Daddy got married?" She asked. He'd always been nice to her before, called her grandpa's little punkin, but now she wasn't his punkin anymore. She reached into her little purse and got out a handkerchief and dried her eyes. Then she picked out some robes and skirts and shirts and a couple ties as well as kneesocks and Shoes. She went into the dressing room and came back out looking like a proper first year. "How do I look Mommy?"