Standing there behind Minjae, as close as she was, she was able to bits and pieces of things being said between him and the two girls she knew to be Mamie and Claudine. It wasn't that she wanted to because that wasn't something she did. And hearing the sadness in all of their voices, with promises to write one another and such.. well.. suddenly her reason felt really tiny and completely insignificant.

What was she even thinking coming over here and bothering him right now during the feast? She had hardly gotten to know him, which was highly unfortunate because he had seemed really nice and risked a lot to teach her one small spell. What if he didn't even remember who she was? Or he could think she was Lily since they were identical and she was a badger.

This was a bad idea. Maybe she still had time to change her mind. Dahlia was just about to take a step backward to leave in hopes that she hadn't been heard. Blue eyes meet dark ones telling her it was much to late now. "I umm..." she began quietly chewing at her bottom and shuffling her shoe against the floor, "well I never really got the chance to thank you for helping me that one time.." Yup. That totally cleared things up. Real smooth, Lia, real smooth. She felt so unlike herself right now.