OUT OF YOUR LOVE POTION EFFECT?!

Reese stared at Cam with her jaw slightly opened. Did he honestly think she gave Jack love potion? How despicable. “Cameron,” she spoke to him. “I think you are getting me confused with you. I don’t need love potion to make someone like me, okay? You, on the other hand, might actually need to brew some love potion to get the girl’s at school to even look at you.” Harsh much? Well, he did deserve anything that came to him since he just caused her boyfriend to have a bruise on his forehead.

“I didn’t poison him!” She exclaimed, still trying to keep the ice on Jack’s head. “It’s YOUR-" Before she could get anything else out of her mouth, Cam started hitting her on the head with the rolled up Daily Prophet. Gr. She quickly took the ice of Jack’s forehead for a moment as she yanked the newspaper away from Cam and then she took up from her chair, placing the newspaper under her, then she sat on it. There. He can’t get that now. After that, she placed the ice back on Jack’s forehead.

“Livvy,” she addressed her friend. “Cam can’t learn manners.” That was fact. “But, I do agree. He really need to learn that guys shouldn’t hit girls with newspapers…smelly shoes…pretty much with anything. It’s not nice,” she added.

She jumped slightly when Jack knocked the ice out of her hand and she placed her hand over her head, just in case the ice bag came back down on here. She didn’t want anything else hitting her head! Cam had already hit her in the head with a smelly shoe at Diagon Alley, then he hit her with the newspaper, and she didn’t want the ice hitting her. Luckily, the bag just landed a few feets away from her on the ground of the compartment.

She uncovered her head and looked towards Lucy, who was trying to calm Jack down. Honestly, she didn’t mind if Jack hurt Cam. First, he deserved it. Second, she would want to hurt someone if they were involved in giving her a bruise. Instead of saying anything to her very angry boyfriend, she picked up the bag of ice off the ground and placed it beside her on the seat just in case it was needed again.