Lex beamed down at the jar that now held a yellow star in it--but not just any yellow star, her yellow star. This made a difference, it so obviously did whether anyone agreed or not. Other people's opinions weren't her cup of tea anyway.

"Yaaaaaay! I did it! I actually did it! My own star! Would you look at that!" She grinned at the jar, not caring who might have been bothered by her enthusiasm. How often did one hold a star in there hand? Not. very.Often. Duh. Even the world's biggest idiot would be able to understand this and this was saying a lot. Yup. It totally was. She pulled the jar to her and squished it in a hug.

"You're the best star here you know and I'm gonna call you Jeffery!!!" Are you okay with that Jeffery because that was your name now--hold up. Did stars have a gender? She didn't want to make the mistake of giving another girl a boy's name, though really Kevin didn't mind, she liked that name, it was just...meh. She held the jar up toward the ceiling then low, to the side then the other and finally just LOOKED.

....

STARE.

Yup. Boy it is. Why? Because this looking game wasn't very fun and she was ready to move on. Wasn't that obvious? She slapped the jar onto her face and began nuzzling it. "I'll definitely call you Jeffery and we'll be bestfriends and we'll eat chocolate frogs together, have sleepovers, tell scary stories, have pillow fights--Eeek, it'll all be so epic! I can't wait!!!!!!!!" And now she didn't want to leave her little star buddy. Sniffle. What if he got lonely while she was gone? He wouldn't want to play with the other stars...he was much too afraid that he'd catch their stupid.

Sniffle.

Slowly she set the jar down. "I promised to meet someone by the whomping willow so I can't stay much longer--but I'll be back tomorrow, honest!!!" Then she bolted from the room.