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Con_Stripes · 07-21-2010, 12:52 AM

"Alright Eli." Truebridge nodded and watched him and his friend leave, puzzled by the outbreak on the boy's face.

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Originally Posted by Draco21

Yayyyy! That made her feel a little bit better. "Your my favorite professor, so I feel more comfortable telling you my problems." she said. Oh yeah, she totally could be teachers pet someday! What she said was true but another thing was she was just really scared of Lafay.

"Well, thank you Violet." He supposed that was a compliment. He did genuinely have an interest in her well being and was glad she had sorted herself out a bit though.

An owl arrived, tapping on the window and scratching at the glass. Truebridge flicked his wand at the window and it opened enough for the owl to enter. It dropped off a letter and flew off again after Truebridge had scratched its head and given it a treat from his drawer.

He opened the note, read over it twice without his expression changing and then looked up at Violet.

"Apologies, Violet I have someone I need to speak to. I am sorry to cut our talk short." He stood up and ushered her out of the office. "We'll talk at the feast if you like." He suggested and closed and locked the door behind him.

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Con_Stripes Mooncalf Join Date: May 2008 Location: GMT +12 or 13 Posts: 7,031 Hogwarts RPG Name: Oz Thickey Sixth Year Diagon Alley Proprietor: Leon Odessa	The Eye of Sauron \| Zan-y \| Snake Charmer "Alright Eli." Truebridge nodded and watched him and his friend leave, puzzled by the outbreak on the boy's face. Quote: Originally Posted by Draco21 Yayyyy! That made her feel a little bit better. "Your my favorite professor, so I feel more comfortable telling you my problems." she said. Oh yeah, she totally could be teachers pet someday! What she said was true but another thing was she was just really scared of Lafay. "Well, thank you Violet." He supposed that was a compliment. He did genuinely have an interest in her well being and was glad she had sorted herself out a bit though. An owl arrived, tapping on the window and scratching at the glass. Truebridge flicked his wand at the window and it opened enough for the owl to enter. It dropped off a letter and flew off again after Truebridge had scratched its head and given it a treat from his drawer. He opened the note, read over it twice without his expression changing and then looked up at Violet. "Apologies, Violet I have someone I need to speak to. I am sorry to cut our talk short." He stood up and ushered her out of the office. "We'll talk at the feast if you like." He suggested and closed and locked the door behind him.