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debpetrisor · 01-10-2018, 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Pucki

"Its fine, keeps me on my toes I guess. It'll be good if I'm prepared for when my brother is older," she commented brightly, waving off his concerns and his apologies about scaring her. Shera was definitely seeing the funny side of it at the moment.

She gave him a serious look for a moment, before raising an eyebrow in amusement. "It's as though you think that I don't have more snacks in my bag. Besides, I offered it to you, of course I'm sure that I'm fine with you having it."

Because seriously, she would not offer if she thought she didn't have enough to make her feel full again.

"So, have you got anything planned for my first venture into the world of creatures?" she asked dramatically, grinning at him and still waiting for him to take the lead with this whole visiting the nursery and caring for baby creatures thing.

Prepared for when her brother is older? "Is he usually up to no good?" To him it sounded like her little brother was a troublemaker in the becoming, for which he wasn't sure if he should pity her, or pity her brother who would have found a worthy match for his future pranks, because something told him Shera wasn't going down without a fight.

At her statement, he couldn't help but laugh as they walked inside and he made sure to close the door in case one of the babies wanted to escape. He'd wanted to say he liked her way of thinking, but his unfiltered brain had almost blurted out I like you instead, so he was glad he'd realized in time what that statement would've sounded like. So instead he grinned, and accepted the muffin with a nod. "Thank you," he said, taking a large bite out of it. Yummmmm.

"Mmm," he hummed in response to her question, walking further into the nursery with a grin on his face. "Come here," he beckoned her to join him next to the cage he'd immediately spotted, in which two wailing birds were cradled on a perch next to one another, like two balls of a mixture of greenish-black fuzz and small feathers that had yet to develop fully. People would always say birds were ugly before all their feathers grew, but he found them adorable. "Want to make a guess at what they are?"

01-10-2018, 01:02 PM	#8 (permalink)
debpetrisor Jarvey Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Room of Requirement Posts: 585 Hogwarts RPG Name: Daehyun "Daniel" Yoon Third Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Pucki "Its fine, keeps me on my toes I guess. It'll be good if I'm prepared for when my brother is older," she commented brightly, waving off his concerns and his apologies about scaring her. Shera was definitely seeing the funny side of it at the moment. She gave him a serious look for a moment, before raising an eyebrow in amusement. "It's as though you think that I don't have more snacks in my bag. Besides, I offered it to you, of course I'm sure that I'm fine with you having it." Because seriously, she would not offer if she thought she didn't have enough to make her feel full again. "So, have you got anything planned for my first venture into the world of creatures?" she asked dramatically, grinning at him and still waiting for him to take the lead with this whole visiting the nursery and caring for baby creatures thing. Prepared for when her brother is older? "Is he usually up to no good?" To him it sounded like her little brother was a troublemaker in the becoming, for which he wasn't sure if he should pity her, or pity her brother who would have found a worthy match for his future pranks, because something told him Shera wasn't going down without a fight. At her statement, he couldn't help but laugh as they walked inside and he made sure to close the door in case one of the babies wanted to escape. He'd wanted to say he liked her way of thinking, but his unfiltered brain had almost blurted out I like you instead, so he was glad he'd realized in time what that statement would've sounded like. So instead he grinned, and accepted the muffin with a nod. "Thank you," he said, taking a large bite out of it. Yummmmm. "Mmm," he hummed in response to her question, walking further into the nursery with a grin on his face. "Come here," he beckoned her to join him next to the cage he'd immediately spotted, in which two wailing birds were cradled on a perch next to one another, like two balls of a mixture of greenish-black fuzz and small feathers that had yet to develop fully. People would always say birds were ugly before all their feathers grew, but he found them adorable. "Want to make a guess at what they are?"