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Was it just her imagination, or was Lafay suddenly appearing a bit angry? Sierra couldn't imagine what she could possibly be angry about, so she cast the thought off as just her imagination running wild on her. Then again, from what Sierra knew about Lafay, her attitude could go from zero to sixty in a matter of seconds. She definitely wanted to be careful with how she worded things around her Head of House.
Oh. Thanks, Dad. Way to break ties with the Slytherin Head of House just as I get to Hogwarts.
"I see," she simply answered. "That's too bad you lost touch, although, I'm pretty sure he still considers you a close friend. That's what he was just telling me, at least." She wanted to ask what had caused them to break friendship and lose ties, but she sort of had a feeling she'd get asked to leave if she brought up a sore subject.
A hint of a smile played on her face "Well... that's certainly nice to hear..." She said, and then re-composed herself.
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Nixy! Iris eyed Evan out of the corner of her eye. "It's not a prefect matter, Professor." she said, quickly. She watched her Head of House as the woman talked, frowning slightly. Lafay looked like she was struggling with the whole "personal topics with a student".
The blonde looked between Evan and Lafay, still fiddling with her prefect badge. "Well, it's not... entirely personal. It's more... I want your opinion on something at would be personal to me. Study wise, I mean." Iris considered it whilst Lafay explained that she'd stop Evan from being able to hear them.
... Evan's smart though. And a prefect... He's a lot more responsible now than he used to be. "I don't mind if Evan can hear us." She said, finally. If anything, having him know about this would be a help. Hopefully.
"If it is personal, I'll just make it between you and me." She said and softly cast the charm.
ooc: Anything written in *white* will only be heard by Iris Beaumont (Nixy!)
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"Go on prefect." She said to the girl.*
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Michael White Looking down at the letter...then back to the proffesor then back to the letter "professor I would prefer to give the high lights. If not could you make it so no one else can hear I think we both know how my Dad can be. and he used the D word bracing him self for what ever was about to come his way
The D word? She rolled her eyes, "Give me the highlights then, Master White. Just get on with it!"
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Random_Me_Ly_ "No professor. May I be dismissed?" Heather asked.
"By all means, Miss Miller." She told the girl.
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Miss Lissy Lou As Alex entered the office and took a seat next to his sister, he gave her a confused look. WAIT. Their dad KNEW this woman?! How come he didn't know that? He thought about it for a few minutes and then figured it was probably because Sierra was obviously going to be a Slytherin or whatever, and it had been obvious for some time. Their dad had probably never thought it was important to Alex to know that he was apparently BFF's at one point with one of their professors.
When Lafay mentioned no preferential treatment, he sat up straight and nodded. "Oh yeah, I totally understand!" he said, wanting to show that he had not thought that at ALL upon coming in here. He'd just thought she was a basilisk, that was all.
"And I'm Alexander Greingoth. The, um, third," he added. For some reason he felt like he needed to use his full name with this lady. Maybe it was because she knew his father? For some reason he felt like that was the cause of his sudden need to add the third to the end of his name.
He remained quiet however as a boy suddenly barged into the office with...a box? Lafay looked like she wanted to eat him for interrupting. It was a like a house of horrors down here in these dungeons!!
"Impressive name Master Greingoth, wear it proudly." She said giving him a nod. She personally had no problems with Hufflepuffs, but the child's father must have been so embarrassed. "Nice to have met you."