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StarShine · 09-14-2009, 05:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Flipper

She blushed slightly at his question and wondered if she wanted to answer. Then, she realized he was much more embarassed than she was... And honestly? She had had her part of lies in the last days.
"Most of my friends are gone and the ones that are still here are probably mad at me." she spoke in the plural even though only Tammy was distant from her. "Let's just say I don't agree with some decisions made concerning the school and the student's well-being." she concluded, not willing to share all her problems there with the young Evan.

She would still have to worry with her muggle friend and truth be told, there were too many people she was wanting to avoid. Danny, Tammy, the one and only Rachel Rider, and my lovely Ellie Bluebell. Hehe. Seemed like even after all the changes she had been through, she still didn't want to face her twin sister. It's too late for us, she thought. It had been too late since they were born, actually. Why would it change just because she was moving out?

She chuckled slightly at his next question, glad she was not mistaken about him.
"I think it is an interesting subject." Yes, that sounded like a good start and after her little talk with Pince Helios, the subject seemed much more interesting. She turned to the boy and did something she hadn't done before, but that it was an important factor to considerate when talking to younger students, who were easily intimidated by their age. "What do you think?" she asked with a nice smile, encouranging to speak his mind.

Oh... Still not looking at her eyes, Evan thought why most of her friends left. Was Hogwarts a bad place? He thought so hard, but couldn't remember any negative comment about it. Was there much trouble? He doubted, it was just usual school stuff that he heard. Were the lessons so hard? But that shouldn't be a problem, school was sometimes hard and sometimes not. And he wondered why remaining people were mad at her. She seemed very nice. Maybe it was their fault, not hers? Evan knew better than to judge people by gossips, but he thought Eva was the innocent one here. And her last sentence confirmed his ideas, it wasn't her fault.

Not wanting to push the uneasy topic anymore, he shrugged and smiled. "I hope your problems will be solved soon." And he really hoped it, she seemed like she wasn't the type to deserve sadness, but of course Evan didn't know the issues of her life.

He looked up when she chuckled. He smiled back, and was glad that he lifted her mood. It was indeed an interesting topic, and it'd busy your mind when talked to someone knowledgable. But of course, Evan was just twelve-year-old, and he doubted Eva'd debate it with him willingly. "I think if the teacher is strong enough to fight with it, it's fine with me." He hoped that Eva wouldn't think he was from those know-it-alls. He wasn't, he had just said his thoughts.

09-14-2009, 05:12 PM	#477 (permalink)
StarShine DoM Kappa Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cell culture hood Posts: 13,005 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mona Deandra Hellmann Gryffindor First Year x5 x6	¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Quote: Originally Posted by Flipper She blushed slightly at his question and wondered if she wanted to answer. Then, she realized he was much more embarassed than she was... And honestly? She had had her part of lies in the last days. "Most of my friends are gone and the ones that are still here are probably mad at me." she spoke in the plural even though only Tammy was distant from her. "Let's just say I don't agree with some decisions made concerning the school and the student's well-being." she concluded, not willing to share all her problems there with the young Evan. She would still have to worry with her muggle friend and truth be told, there were too many people she was wanting to avoid. Danny, Tammy, the one and only Rachel Rider, and my lovely Ellie Bluebell. Hehe. Seemed like even after all the changes she had been through, she still didn't want to face her twin sister. It's too late for us, she thought. It had been too late since they were born, actually. Why would it change just because she was moving out? She chuckled slightly at his next question, glad she was not mistaken about him. "I think it is an interesting subject." Yes, that sounded like a good start and after her little talk with Pince Helios, the subject seemed much more interesting. She turned to the boy and did something she hadn't done before, but that it was an important factor to considerate when talking to younger students, who were easily intimidated by their age. "What do you think?" she asked with a nice smile, encouranging to speak his mind. Oh... Still not looking at her eyes, Evan thought why most of her friends left. Was Hogwarts a bad place? He thought so hard, but couldn't remember any negative comment about it. Was there much trouble? He doubted, it was just usual school stuff that he heard. Were the lessons so hard? But that shouldn't be a problem, school was sometimes hard and sometimes not. And he wondered why remaining people were mad at her. She seemed very nice. Maybe it was their fault, not hers? Evan knew better than to judge people by gossips, but he thought Eva was the innocent one here. And her last sentence confirmed his ideas, it wasn't her fault. Not wanting to push the uneasy topic anymore, he shrugged and smiled. "I hope your problems will be solved soon." And he really hoped it, she seemed like she wasn't the type to deserve sadness, but of course Evan didn't know the issues of her life. He looked up when she chuckled. He smiled back, and was glad that he lifted her mood. It was indeed an interesting topic, and it'd busy your mind when talked to someone knowledgable. But of course, Evan was just twelve-year-old, and he doubted Eva'd debate it with him willingly. "I think if the teacher is strong enough to fight with it, it's fine with me." He hoped that Eva wouldn't think he was from those know-it-alls. He wasn't, he had just said his thoughts.