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RachieRu · 09-17-2012, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by hermygirl

Spike nodded, and bit his lip. "I'm not sure Nia would find it all that interesting," he said quietly. Which immediately highlighted the fact Spike wasn't here to talk about quidditch. Spike definitely liked Nia's input on that when she was around, because despite playing for the Harpies, she was one of the best chasers going. And she didn't mind repeating her strategies until they actually made sense...

"Yeah, I've been a bit rubbish at that..." Spike said, pulling a face. He just wasn't the writing type. Indy had gotten all those genes, with an overwhelming appreciation of sparkly ink to boot. "Especially with tryouts being on..." And they weren't good enough to feel like he should write to tell Finn all about them. More like, he felt like he'd let Finn and Nia down, after they'd helped coach him a bit over the summer.

Spike took a deep breath, and grinned. "5 Os, 2 Es and 2 As!" he exclaimed. "I passed charms and transfig!"

"You never know..." Finn shrugged, smiling at Spike. Nia was into a lot of unusual things. But that was something that Finn loved about her. She was different, and all his. He intended on keeping her. He decided against telling any of this to Spike though. Finn knew he wasn't really into girls, which was odd to him. Especially considering that Finn and Jimmy had been there influencing him. Finn was somewhat glad Spike hadn't followed in their footsteps though.

"Indy's thing right?" The qudditch player laughed, referring to Spike's little sister. He'd gotten a few very sprarkly letters off the girl. Indy was adorable though, just like his own little sister, which was why he put up with it. "I'm sure you're doing fine..." He nodded with a smile. "I bet it's weird without Ellie though.

Oh? Really? A big grin apeared on Finn's face. "You did awesome Spike!"

09-17-2012, 04:41 PM	#171 (permalink)
RachieRu DoM & DMLE Thestral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: The Wall Posts: 80,705 Hogwarts RPG Name: Narcissa Hensley Gryffindor Third Year x6 x4	Vanessa the Snot Girl l Rachels Rule \| rock,tumble,&roll ❆ adorable coffee bean Quote: Originally Posted by hermygirl Spike nodded, and bit his lip. "I'm not sure Nia would find it all that interesting," he said quietly. Which immediately highlighted the fact Spike wasn't here to talk about quidditch. Spike definitely liked Nia's input on that when she was around, because despite playing for the Harpies, she was one of the best chasers going. And she didn't mind repeating her strategies until they actually made sense... "Yeah, I've been a bit rubbish at that..." Spike said, pulling a face. He just wasn't the writing type. Indy had gotten all those genes, with an overwhelming appreciation of sparkly ink to boot. "Especially with tryouts being on..." And they weren't good enough to feel like he should write to tell Finn all about them. More like, he felt like he'd let Finn and Nia down, after they'd helped coach him a bit over the summer. Spike took a deep breath, and grinned. "5 Os, 2 Es and 2 As!" he exclaimed. "I passed charms and transfig!" "You never know..." Finn shrugged, smiling at Spike. Nia was into a lot of unusual things. But that was something that Finn loved about her. She was different, and all his. He intended on keeping her. He decided against telling any of this to Spike though. Finn knew he wasn't really into girls, which was odd to him. Especially considering that Finn and Jimmy had been there influencing him. Finn was somewhat glad Spike hadn't followed in their footsteps though. "Indy's thing right?" The qudditch player laughed, referring to Spike's little sister. He'd gotten a few very sprarkly letters off the girl. Indy was adorable though, just like his own little sister, which was why he put up with it. "I'm sure you're doing fine..." He nodded with a smile. "I bet it's weird without Ellie though. Oh? Really? A big grin apeared on Finn's face. "You did awesome Spike!" __________________ It's the end of the show. Of the historemix. We switched up the flow. And we changed the prefix But we want to say. Before we drop the curtain. Nothing is for sure. Nothing is for certain