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Originally Posted by
amadshade 
It was a long long time ago when Tora recognized that she was a horrible artist. Probably some time first year in Herbology if she had to make a rough guess. Yup. Other than some astronomical drawings and star charts Tora was pretty much up a creek without a paddle when it came to anything involving sketching. Or painting. Or just arts and crafts in general. Which was why Tora was there for one purpose and one purpose only and it wasn't art.
Hooooooott Chocoooolateeee. And she didn't even have to make the trek down to the kitchens for it either! She sidled closer to where the tasty beverage was being dispensed and hoped that it wasn't just for those being legitimately artistic. Well, here goes nothing! She poured herself a mug and casually leaned against a nearby wall. Very sneaky.
Austin walked into the common room, messenger bag in tow. He made extra effort on the train to keep his bag from moving around. The sugared Quills were way too fragile, and he didn't want to present broken candy to the girl. Looking around, he wondered if he would see the girl any time soon. Fresh candy was the best candy, and he just got back from Hogsmede, so these were the freshest.
He found her leaning against the wall near the art nook drinking some hot chocolate. She seemed happy, which was a good things, so now seemed to be a good time to repay his debt.
"Isn't that supposed to be for people who are actually painting." He said as he walked over. Seeing her outside of the masquerade was a little weird. She
was older, and even though Austin can act very mature, he wasn't entirely sure why she would want to hang out with someone who was half the year she was. He was a third year, and compared to her, he must have seemed childish. But he wasn't going to give up on a new friend until she shoved him away. So he reached into his messenger bag, and pulled out a small, decorative bag that contained the Quills.
"For you." He said, handing them to her.