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MissFeenella 
Ohhh hot chocolate break?!It was up for some white hot chocolate.Yuuuummmyyyyy.Okay,kay she had had already 3 but no one had to know right?!Tehe.Plopping down on a chair the blonde smiled."I cant wait to try a cookie",she giggled,"and noooow some white chocolate."Both things together woild rock her world but for now just chocolate would do it."I didnt know you drank hot chocolate Kurumi",the Slytherin said surprised.Didnt she usually drink tea?!
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They should be done in just a few more minutes," Kurumi smiled checking the oven. The cookies still looked a bit too much like raw cookie dough to be considered done yet. Cookies could be tricky sometimes. Over cook them and they turn into rocks. Under cook them and then they might as well not have gone into the oven in the first place. "
I do...sometimes..." she blushed grabbing a mug. "
I've never tried white chocolate before though..." She took some of Fee's magical drink and poured it into her mug. "
I do like tea better though. Cocoa is so sweet." This coming from the cookie girl.
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potterobsessionist Alex nodded listening to her story before the story suddenly got serious and he raised his eyebrows surprised at what Kurumi was telling him. His brow furrowed as he watched her turn her back to him to tend to the cookies.
"Get a rock thrown at you?" he repeated foolishly. He just didn't get it. Kurumi had to be the nicest most kind-hearted person Hogwarts had ever seen, and there she was telling him she was lucky not to have a rock thrown at her? It didn't make any sense at all.
He shook his head slightly. "Why in Merlin's burning socks would they do that?" he had to ask still shocked to say the least. If this was some twisted joke, he didn't find it funny.
Kurumi now turned her attention to Alex and frowned. "
Alex, you know how we have been talking in classes about how non-magical people wouldn't be able to accepted wizardingkind into their society? Or, how there are wizards and witches out there who believe that the only people worthy of learning magic are purebloods? Half bloods are just as good as blood traitors and all that?" She paused to make sure he was keeping up. "
Well, there is essentially the same bias in the non-magical world...I am not full Japanese. I'm only half...my classmates took that as a sign that they could torture me..."