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Charely Potter · 02-08-2017, 03:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Artel

Mr. McLeod didn't seem annoyed to be disturbed in his time off, or anything- that was just as well, because Sinead was hoping he was going to be in a good mood. Nothing for it except just to ask him straight out, though- wasting time wasn't going to change anything.
"Good afternoon, Sir," she said brightly, hands clasped behind her back as she tilted her head up to look at her teacher. Ugh. Being short sucked. "I hope you're having a nice day. I came to ask about moving into second year after the holidays. Or third year, at the end of this year. I work really hard in all my lessons and I find them easy, and I think I'm at the top of my class- I thought about it lots and I think I should be ready."

She opened her mouth to say more, but remembering all the times she'd been berated for talking too much and showing off, she promptly shut it again. She'd put her proposition forwards. Now she just had to hope Mr. McLeod would take her seriously. People always told her she looked too serious for somebody her age, but somehow that didn't seem to matter when something important was happening. They still thought she was just a stupid little kid who was too young to know what was good for her. Well, that wouldn't happen this time, if she had anything to do with it.

Well, well. Often times when visitors came to Mr. McLeod's abode he was in for a surprise and this time was no different. As Groundskeeper he had to wonder about kiddies running into the forest or some help outside. As Head of House he had schedules, dorm assignments, career advice, examinations and graduating students added to the list. As Flying Instructor, well, that was more obvious to tell. All of such went into his head before opening the door and listening to the first year's question.

Advanced placement. Huh. "So you don't want to be a first year anymore.." An interesting case. Not only did this one want to skip a year, but two years in fact if possible. Skipping a year was a big deal to her apparently, one such that would require getting her file. Something that couldn't be done outside without either freezing from the weather. "Come in Sinead, you can take a brownie if you like from the table." Stepping aside so the little one can come in and take a seat.

On his way back to his chair he summoned her file straight from the filing cabinet before sitting. He waited until she took in everything and got comfortable enough before getting right to business. "It's not everyday I hear of one wanting to advance into their studies. Especially in their first year, that's very mature and responsible of you." Before opening her file to take a quick glance before looking back at her. "Was there any other reason for you wanting to advance?" It seemed like she was holding something back to him, and knowing everything was beneficial in this case.

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