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Originally Posted by
Charely Potter 
Curtis couldn't quite explain this feeling he had while laying in the flowers.. No, it wasn't a dangerous feeling like someone laying on an anthill or wasp nest, but something inside there was a comfort. Maybe it was just the weather that made this seem right. At least until a shadow was cast over his view. And the owner of the shadow wasn't hard on the eyes.
That question. Was really random. Curtis would totally admit that if he knew who this girl was. She was older and in Ravenclaw, that much he knew. It wasn't an unfair question to ask but random since he didn't even know her name and she probably only knew his surname. What could he say to this? Admit that he found it unfair and the adults were all after him and waiting for him to fail?
Heck no. He was going to tell the other half of the truth. "Mm.. it was kind of nice to know I have an influence on his mood." Curtis could feel the corners of his mouth perk. The idea that he had some sort of control was funny, but the reality was a different story. "I don't arrive late on purpose though.. unless it's to some goofball's party or doing a chore." Really, who wants to be early doing something they didn't care for?
"Are you always this nosy?" Curtis asked, genuinely curious on this interest in him. Plus, he was owed a random question too, hehe.
Nice to know he had influence, seriously who did this boy think he was? She had half a mind to go to his father and let him know what his son thought, but Chloe wasn't a tattle so she would just let the comment slide for now.
"I don't think that is a good thing, to have influence like that. Plus, the headmaster is actually kind of cool in his own leader sort of way. If you give him a chance." She actually really liked the headmaster and enjoyed their talks when he'd happen to be out when she was jogging last term.
"Really the only thing he has against him is the fact that it is starting to seem like he secretly doesn't like quidditch and is trying to get rid of it..... again." She had heard about the ban years, those were called dark times in her book and she hoped they weren't going that way again. No, no he wouldn't do that to them. She threw that thought out of her mind and squinted at the boy on the ground.
"I'm not nosy, I just don't like it when newcomers think they can get away with everything and you are a Slytherin so if you start losing points you'll have the head boy.... my brother to deal with." If he hadn't already met Gunnar, he wouldn't want to if he started losing tons of points for his "influences".