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Of course he wouldn’t forget the girl he’d almost run over (Torii). Literally. And somehow she hadn’t forgotten him either although if she did, there must be something seriously wrong with her. But she did remember so it was neither here nor there. Smirking slightly now “Hey, it wouldn’t surprise me one bit. After all, you did practically come out of nowhere last time” his smile getting even bigger now. Ewan couldn’t help but help but frown slightly at her next answer “Hmm… what’s up?" He wasn’t sure why but he just didn’t believe her. Maybe it was the slight change in her face. Maybe it was just male intuition? If there was such a thing. Maybe it was the fact that she’d been alone that day in the courtyard.
She and Ewan's conversation, like the other one they'd had, was pretty much lighthearted at first. Then he attempted to press further into her answer, causing her to gaze into the fire and not look up for a minute or two. At some point, she had to tell them. At some point, she should just tell them all why she was here. At some point, she just had to get it all off her chest.
So why not start here?
"Umm," she said. Well, that hadn't started out as strongly as she'd imagined it, but it was a start. She looked away from the fire and sighed.
"I should tell you that I really don't want to be here. I want to go back home," she said.
"To Ilvermorny." She wanted to, but she never, ever could. Home was here now, whether she liked it or not.
So that was how the conversation started. She didn't know if she'd say any more, but there was her start.