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Steelsheen 
Salander blinked several times, so entranced was he with the melody that he didnt even notice that it was over until the bow was resting on the girl's lap. He began to clap enthusiastically "Bravo!" he complimented "That was awesome!" he grinned just as the girl raised her hand to her glasses. Then it struck him. "Hey... uh... hope you dont mind my asking, but did you drop your name into the Goblet of Fire for the Tri Wizard Tournament? "
Ari gave a wide grin as he clapped, and bowed her head for just a moment,
"Thank you very much. I, uh...I taught myself to play when I was nine." She then angled her head back towards him--the illusion of looking usually made people more comfortable. By his voice, Ari could tell she had heard him speak before, but had never managed to catch his name.
Oh. He'd seen her in the great hall. She blushed just a bit,
"Yes. Yes I did. Even though I had spent the previous few days trying to talk myself down from it, I ended up putting my name in anyways." Quote:
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springbaby "All I ever wanted was a simple way to get over you." Daisy's voice trailed down the corridor as she walked and whispered the lyrics from a new song she had heard to herself. The week had been stressful and she just needed a soothing walk down a corridor singing to herself for it all to be better.
Then, while still focused on the boy, someone else had joined them in the corridor. The girl probably didn't even notice them, but Ari could hear her singing and recognized the song she was singing.
She reached down into her lap, picked up the bow, and quietly played the same song--Loud enough for her to hear, but quiet enough for her to still be able to talk to the boy. To be honest, it sounded a bit spooky, played so clearly yet quietly. Ah, well. Ari liked the song, too.