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Orchideae 
Oh no! Crying! Tears! Didn't this boy know that there was no crying in baseball Arithmancy!? Seriously.
"It's not worth tears over, Mr Simpson," she shook her head, speaking softly now, as she conjured a handkerchief for him. She was sooo not good with tears, unless they were her own and it was because she failed everything, but that was another story . . .
She was about to sit and explain it to him, as she did with Amy, when . . .
"That would be lovely. Thank you Cadence," Fina nodded at the girl, encouraging him to sit with her housemate and explain it more slowly.
Simon looked at the Professor
She was a meany He thought to himself as he took the handkerchief and wiped away his tears, he looked up and saw a Hufflepuff girl near the Professor, he couldn't remember if he had met her before or not but he decided to sit next to her anyway like the Professor wanted him to.
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Dances_With_Potter Cadence smiled at the Professor's statement of approval and then sat down next to Simon. "Right, so, let's start from the beginning, okay, Simon?" she said kindly, realizing this would be a true test of whether or not she should continue to consider going into education after Hogwarts. "Why don't we work on the Life Path number first? That one's a bit easier because there are fewer numbers involved. We'll use your information to figure it out, okay? So, when's your birthday, Simon?" she asked, still in the same kind, soft voice.
"EEK" Simon wasn't thinking straight at that moment and was wondering why she wanted to know when his birthday was. "Why do you want to know when my birthday..." Simon started to say then stopped. "Oh yeah right." He smiled at the girl. "it's the 1/5/2060." Simon said as he wrote it down on the paper in front of him.