The witch recognized the girl quickly, and held up her wand, just in case. She nodded at her name, smiling slightly. "Miss Riddle, fancy meeting you here." she said carefully, watching the girl walk towards her.
Scott glanced to Lucinda, then to the girl in white, and back to his guardian. "Riddle?" he whispered to himself. He raised his eyes brows in surprise as he realized who she was, and the fact that Lucinda and Leah knew each other.

Helenia finished up her drink and picked up her bags, took the key that the bar man gave her and walked up the stairs to room 17, put the key in the lock, turned it and walked inside the roomy, spacious room, put her bags on the big sleigh bed and lit the fire before walking into the bathroom and turning on the shower. She stepped into it and began to wash her long brown curly hair.

When she finished she put a towel around herself and walked out to her room, picked up her pyjamas and sat on her bed. She closed her eyes and tried to sleep but instead kept hearing this hissing noise from outside her balcony, she walked out and spotted-no! Leah Riddle, she crouched down and listened into the conversation, but tried not to be spotted, why was Leah here?

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Leah smiled, "It is more of a surprise to see you here, Lucinda. I would have thought you'd stay clear of places like here since last time" She looked Lucinda in the eye, "however I am more curious, about who this might be?" She said, pointing her wand at the boy beside her, "I don't believe I know him?" Her eyes glanced up at Leaky Cauldron, she saw someone in he window, but ignored her. "So, who might you be," she said turning back to Scott, her right hand sub-consciously rubbing the Dark Mark, unseen on her left arm.

Lucinda smirked, and shook her hair out of her face before making a quick statement. "You have to be unpredictable these days, you should know that." she glanced to the boy, but kept her eye and wand on the girl. If Leah was to harm him, Lucinda would have a fight coming on.
He stared at the girl for a moment, before quickly answering. "Scott. Scott Blackcreek." Scott swore to himself in his mind, realizing that it probably wasn't the best thing to tell this girl his last name. He looked her up and down, and noticed her hand rubbing the inside of her arm. He opened his mouth to ask, but quickly shut it.

"Blackcreek? I know that name" Leah stood, staring intently at Scott, slightly lowering her wand, "yes that's right, I remember, my father killed them didn't he? Your parents? But it seems your more like your mother, I believe? A muggle? So what would you be doing with my 'friend' Lucinda here? A muggle in diagon alley. Unless I'm mistaken..."

Nathan sighed in exasperation. A muggle in Diagon Alley was bad enough, but a muggle telling the Dark Lord's daughter his name where no-one can help him. The idiocy of some people. The girl who he was with was acting like she wasn't a threat. Nathan decided that if anyone decided to make a move, he would take them out.

Lucinda threw a glare at Scott, whispering under her breath. Something about him being an idiot, as usual. "No, you're not mistaken." she stated, side stepping in front of the boy. "Not fully, at least." she mumbled under her breath.
Scott's eye twitched at the mention of his parents. He was about to advance on the pale girl, when Lucinda stood in front of him. He backed off a few steps, only suddenly realizing the danger he was in. Am I, scared? he asked himself, after finally meeting the offspring of his parents murderer.

Leah smiled, "You have no need to fear for the boy, Lucinda. If he is indeed a muggle, I have no reason to harm him. You on the other hand..."

Leah turned to look at another just down the street, a boy. She recognized him immediately, "Ah, Nathan, nice to see you. Care to join us? Saw your cousin Desmond earlier today, you should pay him a visit, actually that probably wouldn't be such a good idea for you," She shouted down the street, still smiling. "Come on, over here, we'll have a tea-party in the Leaky Cauldron, good business for Tom," She said jokingly, beckoning him over.

"Hey Leah" Nathan waved back at her. He decided he should act like they were old friends, it would throw them off. He walked towards them with his wand still in his hand, but stopped a distance away. He wanted to see where thier wands were at all times. He growled slightly when she mentioned his Death Eater cousin but managed to get himself back under control so he wouldn't attack her. "I don't think Tom would manage to handle us if we did." he told her. If a fight broke out between them The Leaky Cauldron would probably be ruined.

Helenia stood up, this was not good for the boy, or at least, it didn't sound that way, she walked to her door, down the stairs and out of the pub, she leaned against the wall, tensed and listening for any sign of danger