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DaniDiNardo · 02-10-2018, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Somnium

Steffi ran after the frog that she had caught earlier by the lake. It was hopping down the corridor. She was laughing and trying to get it. She had wanted to use it to see if she could do some transfiguration on it. She was trying to be good and study. The little girl ran, not paying attention to anyone sitting in the corridor. She suddenly was falling, running into Jessa's legs. Steffi fell, sprawling against the hard floor. A yelp of pain rang out. "AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH..." She blinked and looked up at the ceiling. After a few moments, Steffi sat up. She looked around, looking to see what she ran into. She looked up at the older ravenclaw girl. She blushed and rubbed the back of her head. "Im so sorry..."

Oooooooh Merlin! Oh Merlin, oh Merlin, oh Merlin!

!!!!!!!!!!

Nearing the middle of the book, Jessa could tell the author was now making the transition from the rising action by the way everything had suddenly gotten so intense. All these revelations--Did John even KNOW?? And what about Miriam? Circe, this would likely change everything and just jfvegsfuweidueyew. The Ravenclaw lifted the book higher and higher, not taking notice of the fact she was even doing this.

Her eyes began to dart across the page, gobbling the words that were laid out for them in what was possibly the best feast they'd had in a while. So engrossed was she that she completely missed the frog hopping by and the laughter of the Second Year.

Harder to ignore, however, was said Second Year suddenly tripping over her feet and likely faceplanting into the floor.

Blink.

Slowly, albeit a little reluctantly, Jessa lowered her book to see what she'd missed. A brow slowly rose at the younger girl, her own shins smarting from the way they'd been collided into. "You must have been in some hurry to go falling over like that. Where's the fire?"

No but really, don't let there be a fire. Something told her she'd be responsible for rounding up the baby claws if that happened but suffice to say her interests would have been elsewhere.

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