 I find Cela's worry entertaining, in a weird way. *works Adrienne's reply to her in* Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict
Adrienne had been sitting idly in her seat, feeling just the slightest bit of pride in the fact she was able to keep her stand against Dominic and his shoe-thing, since no one seemed to have an issue with her shoes, which were still discreetly tucked under her chair. But then, Cela had come over in a panic and she'd turned her head to look at the blonde. She took a few seconds to formulate her argument, but by the time she'd readied it, Professor Kapoor had opened the class. Apparently her shoes were going to have to wait. It hadn't seemed like they had bothered the professor too much, but she couldn't really tell. So with another glance at her housemate, she turned to the rest of the class as discussion started. Floriomancy, right. Taking notes, she listened as others answered the question that had been posed about its origin.
And then they had been told to pair up, and she took the ensuing rush of conversation to turn back to Cela. "If it makes you feel any better, the only person at all who's made any sort of comment about my shoes is Dominic Denton. And I don't think he's about to try to take off points any time soon," she whispered to the other girl. As far as she knew, he wasn't about to even try to talk to her, let alone attempt to argue about her shoes again. "Besides, maybe if we just focus on class, nothing'll happen. Anyway, since everyone's supposed to pair up, you want to?" She hoped Professor Kapoor wasn't just holding his plans for her in or something. He was pretty close with Professor Ashby of the pranks, so she couldn't tell. But if he did anything to hurt her shoes, she was possibly going to lose respect for him. Or at least stop liking Divination as much.
__________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees
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