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GrapehSarah · 12-04-2013, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Sébastien Voclain

Names here were not ones his ears heard very often. Obviously because it was a different country. "Adeelaide," he repeated the name in his accent drawing out the letters slowly trying to sound like she did. He knew he did not but maybe it was close enough. And she, of course, did not get it perfectly right, it was the accent that differed but it was not badly said. "Eet's very cloze[~~close~~]," he told her with a smile. Oui, pretty girls got smiles.

Reaching out he slowly drew the book out of her hand and placed it on his thigh, brushing her hand in the process. "'ope you do not mind," He already took the book anyway. But she did not look like she was in a hurry. Like he cared. "Eet's not easy," he said flipping through the pages. "Do you like eet?" he asked looking up at her.

Ah. Her name sounded so great coming out of these pretty French boys mouths. It was going to be a shame to see them go at the end of the term. Addi beamed, clearly proud of at least being close. "The accent kind of gets in the way."

...and now he was touching her hand. Adelaide completely ignored the fact that he took her book from her without asking because he was touching her hand. Okay. He'd just brushed it. But still. Pretty French boy. "Not at all." Because he already had it anyways. Adelaide could agree with that. "No it is not." She shrugged. "It's not my favorite but it's still really interesting."

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GrapehSarah DMC Demiguise Join Date: May 2008 Location: Nebraska (GMT -5) Posts: 24,107 Hogwarts RPG Name: Cassidy Burke First Year x6 x3	SPNer \| Whovian \| Sherlockian \| \| Artist \| Cornhusker \| Blackhawks Quote: Originally Posted by Sébastien Voclain Names here were not ones his ears heard very often. Obviously because it was a different country. "Adeelaide," he repeated the name in his accent drawing out the letters slowly trying to sound like she did. He knew he did not but maybe it was close enough. And she, of course, did not get it perfectly right, it was the accent that differed but it was not badly said. "Eet's very cloze[~~close~~]," he told her with a smile. Oui, pretty girls got smiles. Reaching out he slowly drew the book out of her hand and placed it on his thigh, brushing her hand in the process. "'ope you do not mind," He already took the book anyway. But she did not look like she was in a hurry. Like he cared. "Eet's not easy," he said flipping through the pages. "Do you like eet?" he asked looking up at her. Ah. Her name sounded so great coming out of these pretty French boys mouths. It was going to be a shame to see them go at the end of the term. Addi beamed, clearly proud of at least being close. "The accent kind of gets in the way." ...and now he was touching her hand. Adelaide completely ignored the fact that he took her book from her without asking because he was touching her hand. Okay. He'd just brushed it. But still. Pretty French boy. "Not at all." Because he already had it anyways. Adelaide could agree with that. "No it is not." She shrugged. "It's not my favorite but it's still really interesting." __________________