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aRogueOne · 05-10-2021, 04:58 PM

Ingrid simply shrugged and smiled at Professor Schmoe sweetly. It was after all her opinion and Evan was entitled to his own ~~wrong~~ opinion too. “I understand Professor. Looking over at Evan, she nodded in thought because he did have a point, surprisingly. “Oh. I uh…yeah. I mean I guess if you haven’t seen it before in that way, you wouldn’t say it means that”. Other people hadn’t always been as lucky as her. Her father and siblings had always been there for her and helped her. Maybe Evan hadn’t had people like that in his life. Was she looking at him in a pitying way now? Quite possibly, but that expression quickly changed as she turned back to focus on the lesson at hand.

Part of her almost wanted to vanish though as Schmoe began to explain the next part of the activity. The idea of her sharing something personal was a little scary even though it was supposed to be anonymous. Standing up, Ingrid quickly walked over to the table and grabbed a piece of parchment and a quill and leaned over the parchment closely so no one else could see. There were so many things that she could have shared.

Loser. Freaky magical creature girl. The boring twin. Baby. Weak.

Instead, she chose to share one that had been on her mind a lot before the summer.

SPOILER!!: The assumption Ingrid has written

Slipping it with the rest of the assumptions, Ingrid muddled them up quickly and headed back over to her seat, hoping against hope that no one would guess that that was her assumption.

05-10-2021, 04:58 PM	#80 (permalink)
aRogueOne MLE & DERP Puffskein Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: UK Posts: 1,569 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sloane Aubrey Knott Slytherin Fifth Year	Ingrid simply shrugged and smiled at Professor Schmoe sweetly. It was after all her opinion and Evan was entitled to his own ~~wrong~~ opinion too. “I understand Professor. Looking over at Evan, she nodded in thought because he did have a point, surprisingly. “Oh. I uh…yeah. I mean I guess if you haven’t seen it before in that way, you wouldn’t say it means that”. Other people hadn’t always been as lucky as her. Her father and siblings had always been there for her and helped her. Maybe Evan hadn’t had people like that in his life. Was she looking at him in a pitying way now? Quite possibly, but that expression quickly changed as she turned back to focus on the lesson at hand. Part of her almost wanted to vanish though as Schmoe began to explain the next part of the activity. The idea of her sharing something personal was a little scary even though it was supposed to be anonymous. Standing up, Ingrid quickly walked over to the table and grabbed a piece of parchment and a quill and leaned over the parchment closely so no one else could see. There were so many things that she could have shared. Loser. Freaky magical creature girl. The boring twin. Baby. Weak. Instead, she chose to share one that had been on her mind a lot before the summer. SPOILER!!: The assumption Ingrid has written Loner. No friends. Slipping it with the rest of the assumptions, Ingrid muddled them up quickly and headed back over to her seat, hoping against hope that no one would guess that that was her assumption.