Reese giggled. "True," she replied. "I would be scared if I walked out of the common room and saw someone sitting down near the common room." She patted the boy on the shoulder and added, "You know, I miss being up here. I miss sharing a common room with you all." It was true. It took a bit to get use to moving from a cold Slytherin Common Room to a warm Gryffindor Common Room, but she didn't enjoy it.

She sighed. "It's cool. I'll go find him later," she told Chris. Her face brightened up a little bit and she nodded her head. "Please do tell him if you see him," she said. "I would greatly appreciate that."

"So, you know you grabbed your bag before you went to the Great Hall," she said. "Then, it went missing after you were done eating? That's strange." She scratched the top of her head as she thought about the problem Chris was having. "This is very strange," she added. "You might want to ask around to see if anybody has seen it." She shrugged her shoulders at what she just said. Asking people if they have seen a bag might lead to more answers. It was just a thought.

She opened her mouth to talk, but then closed it. How exactly was she going to put this? "I know you probably think me and Jack broke up," she started off. "I sure hope we didn't, because what happened at the feast...I didn't mean it. Someone - I'm not going to mention who - gave me love potion and, yeah, I didn't mean what I said to Jack. That's why I need to talk to him. And, hopefully, it will all work in the end." She stretched her legs out in front of her as she listened to Chris. "It's good that your doing good," she replied. "I hope you find your bag soon. I'll keep a look out for a lonely bag and if I see it, I'll bring it to you." Astronomy. She moaned at the mention of that class. "That class was a nightmare," she simply stated.