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SlytherinSistah · 07-13-2014, 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Anna Banana

Sophie glanced up at Cutty when she heard the sound of her last name. Well, it was her last name alright, but the direction he was looking told her he was referring to her twin brother instead. Then his attention was back on her, and just like that, their conversation continued.

He seemed sincere, but one could never tell with a Slytherin, especially a Slytherin named Cutty Mordaunt. "Hmm," was all she said at first. It was a comment of acknowledgment but said because she was still thinking things over in her mind. "Well, good, because underestimating can leave you unaware." Unaware of exactly how good another person could be, that is.

"No, it doesn't bother me. I just can't let it pass without saying something is all," she said. But this was a pointless conversation right now. "We shouldn't even be discussing this. Lets get you to the Hospital Wing. I'm in no mood to beg you, so if you put up a fight, I'm warning you now that you'll be taking yourself to the Hospital Wing."

Then she followed that up with a sort of smile, because comments like that one was just how Sophie rolled.

"Yeah. That too." He concurred with her statement about being left unaware as if it hadn't occurred to him moments ago.

She couldn't let it pass without saying something. That was actually better than what Cutty initially thought she'd say. Sophie Newell was an interesting little girl. One whose recently made statement he was going to test by continuing to call her Loov. If it was really just F.Y.I. it wouldn't bother her, right? Not that she didn't already make his point clear about having no original name that was hers and hers alone when she looked upon hearing the shared surname.

The friendly thing to do would be to try and think of a nickname for her. One that she did find acceptable. He considered this too. He'd see which was worth more to him.

He stood up and a sigh escaped from the physical effort, though he tried to play it off as if he were merely done with the conversation. "Okay." He said agreeing that they should go over to the Hospital Wing.

07-13-2014, 09:57 PM	#19 (permalink)
SlytherinSistah DoM Ramora Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Merlin Foresaken PST Posts: 5,432 x9 x3	A Slytherin named Cutty Mordaunt. It's like ATCQ you say the whole thing. XD C.R.E.A.M \| Haitian Sensation \| Shark Patronus \| Your Huckleberry \| T's ClayBaby Quote: Originally Posted by Anna Banana Sophie glanced up at Cutty when she heard the sound of her last name. Well, it was her last name alright, but the direction he was looking told her he was referring to her twin brother instead. Then his attention was back on her, and just like that, their conversation continued. He seemed sincere, but one could never tell with a Slytherin, especially a Slytherin named Cutty Mordaunt. "Hmm," was all she said at first. It was a comment of acknowledgment but said because she was still thinking things over in her mind. "Well, good, because underestimating can leave you unaware." Unaware of exactly how good another person could be, that is. "No, it doesn't bother me. I just can't let it pass without saying something is all," she said. But this was a pointless conversation right now. "We shouldn't even be discussing this. Lets get you to the Hospital Wing. I'm in no mood to beg you, so if you put up a fight, I'm warning you now that you'll be taking yourself to the Hospital Wing." Then she followed that up with a sort of smile, because comments like that one was just how Sophie rolled. "Yeah. That too." He concurred with her statement about being left unaware as if it hadn't occurred to him moments ago. She couldn't let it pass without saying something. That was actually better than what Cutty initially thought she'd say. Sophie Newell was an interesting little girl. One whose recently made statement he was going to test by continuing to call her Loov. If it was really just F.Y.I. it wouldn't bother her, right? Not that she didn't already make his point clear about having no original name that was hers and hers alone when she looked upon hearing the shared surname. The friendly thing to do would be to try and think of a nickname for her. One that she did find acceptable. He considered this too. He'd see which was worth more to him. He stood up and a sigh escaped from the physical effort, though he tried to play it off as if he were merely done with the conversation. "Okay." He said agreeing that they should go over to the Hospital Wing. __________________