"Alfie, you are NOT a very good friend - " she hissed as he sold her OUT. Telling Schmoe she said that DANIEL YOON was the worst person ever?! What a TATTLE. And V was not a tattle. If her parents had taught her anything, it was about never being a snitch. You go to the GRAVE for your loyalties. And since Aflie was a fellow Slytherin, she would have paid him that due just for the sole reason of being housemates.

He just lost that, though.

Traitor.

AND Schmoe wanted to see her and Daniel after class?!?!?!?!!? WHY. Victoria made a face of disbelief but soon the lesson was going on, and she just seeeeethed silently. THE INJUSTICE OF IT. SHE WAS TOTALLY NOT IN THE WRONG AT ALL. Daniel Yoon WAS the worst person ever AND SHE COULD EITHER BE A MEANIE HEAD OR A LIAR SO.....pick your poison!

Victoria read the list and felt very little. She saw HER assumption up there, and squirmed a little uncomfortably but otherwise she didn't really know how she was supposed to feel. She knew she didn't feel bad....she wondered what Lisa had put, or even Daniel. OoOOOOooh that would be a fun game. Guess who put what.

Let's see...

She squinted at Noah Mordaunt, the fifth year Gryffie, and quickly glanced at the board. He felt annoyed and frustrated...by HIS assumption or by his peers? V tapped her head curiously. HmmMMmmm. His was probably the arrogant and condescending one. If she had to guess. That Hufflepuff girl, Gemma, seemed really irritatingly nice so V thought her assumption she had written miiiiight be the quiet and content one. Yep, that checked out. Making snap judgments about people was ALWAYS fun. It reminded her of when she and her dad went out somewhere, whether on jobs for him or to eat or to the movies or whatever and they tried to guess what people were talking about or just generally talking about people. Her dad was such a fun gossiper.

The older Slytherin bloke, Nem, V thought was like that scary kind of quiet. His assumption was probably the loner one. Nodding to herself, she inwardly agreed with herself about her assumption. She was SO clever when she applied herself.

She raised her hand. "I think there's some truth in assumptions. So some of these assumptions are probably true," she said with a shrug. She hadn't answered the question, really, but who cared?! She was TALKING. CONTRIBUTING.