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NifflerFan · 07-20-2018, 05:59 AM

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Originally Posted by 2111jen

Skyler blinked away a few more tears. Of course, she had caught her crying. Skyler nodded though and let the professor continue on with the lesson until she said for them to practise the spells. Before she started to practice, she walked up to her desk before she started to practice.

Ooc:Jeez I hope that is worded right))

Celestia leaned back against her desk as she watched students getting ready to practice. It wasn't long before Miss Queen came up to her as she'd asked, and Celestia's frown only grew. The poor girl was obviously still crying, or at the very least, far too teary-eyed for the professor's taste. Being careful to keep her voice soothing and even, she asked concernedly, "Now, what's wrong, Miss Queen?" She hoped that her tone also sufficiently conveyed that staying silent was not an option for the Slytherin.

07-20-2018, 05:59 AM	#34 (permalink)
NifflerFan DMAC Firecrab Join Date: Apr 2017 Posts: 739	Gryffindor for life Notorious Niffler Quote: Originally Posted by 2111jen Skyler blinked away a few more tears. Of course, she had caught her crying. Skyler nodded though and let the professor continue on with the lesson until she said for them to practise the spells. Before she started to practice, she walked up to her desk before she started to practice. Ooc:Jeez I hope that is worded right)) Celestia leaned back against her desk as she watched students getting ready to practice. It wasn't long before Miss Queen came up to her as she'd asked, and Celestia's frown only grew. The poor girl was obviously still crying, or at the very least, far too teary-eyed for the professor's taste. Being careful to keep her voice soothing and even, she asked concernedly, "Now, what's wrong, Miss Queen?" She hoped that her tone also sufficiently conveyed that staying silent was not an option for the Slytherin.