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Cedric · 10-25-2013, 03:02 AM

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

Aidan smiled as she talked, occasionally sipping at his cooled coffee -which wasn't as terrible as he thought it'd be. "Valiant effort, Miss Emmons," he said when she was finished, "But you've failed." He chuckled. "I like the food bit," he held a finger out for it on the table, then stuck out another finger for the next point, "The dressing up we discussed. I'm not sure I'm a great dancer," three fingers, "And finding a date? That's just stressful." He was the dude. He had to do the asking. So it was a matter of getting up the courage to ask a girl and hoping no one else had taken her yet. Then, what if all the good girls were taken? It wasn't as cool for a guy to go stag, or with a couple of his mates as it was for a girl.

Botros? He wasn't expecting that as an answer. Actually, he was expecting Fuller, who seemed to be popular among his female classmates. Again, Aidan chuckled. "Why Botros?" In a way, he was glad she picked Botros, though he wasn't sure why. He just felt relieved.

"Failed?" UGH.

Schuyler crinkled her nose in disapproval. But Aidan went on to explain why exactly he disagreed with the majority of her GOOD reasons. Food, of course. All boys loved food. But apparently all the other things weren't up to snuff for the Ravenclaw. She gave him an unimpressed look, although there was a smile there nonetheless. "Well, I can see why you're not a Gryffindor." Maybe asking someone to a dance was a little stressful because it had the possibility to not go as you would like it to. But she thought the hope of the person saying 'yes' would outweigh the fear of that person saying 'no.' She gave a sigh. "Ah well. I guess you're not the first boy to dislike dances and fancy attire." But she held true to her belief that if they Hogwarts did host a ball, Aidan would end up having fun even in spite of himself.

Why Botros? "He seems very gentlemanly and he's so cute. Like, in an old man way." She wasn't actually romantically attracted to him. Hah. "But most of all, he probably knows some really good dances. Like, older dances, you know?" And she would want to learn those from him. He was a good professor, so he'd most likely be a skilled teacher in other areas.

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Cedric DERP Mooncalf Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Winterfell Posts: 6,733 Hogwarts RPG Name: Samuel Chevalier Graduated x2	Aidella \| King of Confusion \| Brittana \| Forever ACROMANTULA Quote: Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu Aidan smiled as she talked, occasionally sipping at his cooled coffee -which wasn't as terrible as he thought it'd be. "Valiant effort, Miss Emmons," he said when she was finished, "But you've failed." He chuckled. "I like the food bit," he held a finger out for it on the table, then stuck out another finger for the next point, "The dressing up we discussed. I'm not sure I'm a great dancer," three fingers, "And finding a date? That's just stressful." He was the dude. He had to do the asking. So it was a matter of getting up the courage to ask a girl and hoping no one else had taken her yet. Then, what if all the good girls were taken? It wasn't as cool for a guy to go stag, or with a couple of his mates as it was for a girl. Botros? He wasn't expecting that as an answer. Actually, he was expecting Fuller, who seemed to be popular among his female classmates. Again, Aidan chuckled. "Why Botros?" In a way, he was glad she picked Botros, though he wasn't sure why. He just felt relieved. "*Failed?" UGH. Schuyler crinkled her nose in disapproval. But Aidan went on to explain why exactly he disagreed with the majority of her GOOD reasons. Food, of course. All boys loved food. But apparently all the other things weren't up to snuff for the Ravenclaw. She gave him an unimpressed look, although there was a smile there nonetheless. "Well, I can see why you're not a Gryffindor." Maybe asking someone to a dance was a little stressful because it had the possibility to not go as you would like it to. But she thought the hope of the person saying 'yes' would outweigh the fear of that person saying 'no.' She gave a sigh. "Ah well. I guess you're not the first boy to dislike dances and fancy attire." But she held true to her belief that if they Hogwarts did host a ball, Aidan would end up having fun even in spite of himself. Why Botros? "He seems very gentlemanly and he's so cute. Like, in an old man way." She wasn't actually romantically attracted to him. Hah. "But most of all, he probably knows some really good dances. Like, older dances, you know?*" And she would want to learn those from him. He was a good professor, so he'd most likely be a skilled teacher in other areas. __________________