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Where was Anna when you needed her?
Reese headed down the third floor corridor, keeping her eye out for the Head Girl. She had to be around her somewhere or if she wasn't done here, she might be in the common room. She was checking there last since she was going to check all the corridors for her. She needed some advice and yes, she had already asked Lima and Whitney for advice, but she needed some more. It wasn't like Lima's advice didn't help, but maybe Anna had some more advice for her.
Hearing footsteps, she quickened her walking. Maybe that was Anna's footsteps. Oh, she really hoped it was Anna. She didn't feel like checking anymore corridors for her, but if she had to, she would. Then, she saw it was Anna. She was still ahead of her, but she COULDN'T get away. "ANNNNNNNNA," she called out. She ran after her best friend and when she got close enough to her, she smiled. It was about time she found her. "I've been looking everywhere for you," she added.
Still walking and pretty much lost in thought, Anna blinked and came to when she heard someone yelling her name. Because of the recent events in the dungeons and in the kitchens, Anna's first thought was that someone was in trouble. Spinning around, Anna caught site of Reese running towards her, definitely looking like she wasn't in trouble, thank Merlin! "Oh, hey, Reese," she greeted, smiling in return. "Looking everywhere for me? Why? Is something wrong, or you just missed your best friend?" Anna shot Reese a playful smile, then stopped her little stroll down the corridor. There wasn't really anywhere to get comfortable, so she'd have to settle for leaning against the wall for her little chit chat.
"So, how ya doing? I mean, since the flood of the dungeons and all?" Anna asked, glancing back and forth between Reese and the floor. It was a tough topic to talk about, but Anna had to make sure Reese was alright. "Pretty cool that we get to share a Common Room, though, huh? Too bad Cale isn't still here to enjoy this one. The sharing of the Common Room, I mean...not the flood."