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Lou. Short and sweeeet. Delilah winked at him before picking up another cookie... but dropping it back on the plate. She'd had enough for a week. "Lilah?" Oh. Not that she didn't like the nickname but Lex was the only person who called her that.. Maybe she help him out by coming up with another nickname. Um. "How about Della? No one calls me that." .. And she kind of did like it. Unless he just wanted to call her Delilah. That would be okay too.
Roses! Delilah grinned and looked down at the remaining cookies. No. She shouldn't eat any more. Nope. Oh, yeah. She still had to guess his house if she wanted those flowers. Hmm. Delilah looked at him thoughtfully for a few moments. "I'm going to go with Ra------ No. Gryffindor. I'll go with Gryffindor." He kind of seemed like a Ravenclaw too but.. Meh. She really hoped her guess was right.
Oh GOSH. This was beyond terrifying. What if someone saw this? Especially a professor!? She'd be in trouble forever and probably end up losing a hundred points for her house too. Delilah quickly kissed him on the cheek and sat back down, her face flaming red now. Kissing a boy in public was something she'd never done before. Even if it was just a cheek!kiss. "That was a good kiss, even if I say so. You happy now?"
.... He better be.
"Della?"
Louis Lou repeated with furrowed brows. No. He didn't like that one much. "Sounds a bit odd. Would you ever talk to someone named Della?" Okay okay. At least she'd tried. UM. "What about just 'D'?" That's as short as you can get. And he liked it. Just D.
Now Delilah/Della/D was finally guessing Lou's House. Aaand... "That's correct," he confessed with a grin. "Guess I owe you roses after all." Now he just had to figure out where he was going to find those, because his transfiguration skills weren't quite good enough to transform one of those cookies into a rose just yet.
Aaaand then Delilah was kissing him. On the cheek. Lou seemed satisfied that the girl had kept her word, and when she commented on it being a good kiss, he chuckled. "Oh yeah, that was an expert kiss to the cheek. Never had one like it," he teased. 'Cause honestly, how different could one kiss be from another when it was so brief? But that was a topic for another day. When Delilah asked if he was happy, the Gryffindor nodded his head. "Very. Thank you very much, Lady D."