Reese looked around for a chair to sit down in, yet, all she saw where shelves and shelves of owl stuff! Her friend should really consider building a relaxation center in the back with lots of chairs because right now, she really wanted to sit down and chat instead of standing up. "He was?" She turned her attention back to Vannie, her eyebrows were narrowed as she thought long and hard about that. Hmmmmmmmmmm. "I should know him then." Gosh, her memory was horrible or, in better terms to make her feel better, she had NEVER met that guy at Hogwarts.

She grinned. "I'll take a look at it on the way out." Her eyes glanced away to look at some of the equipment that was stored back her then she replied, "She'll get use to it. I'm sure of it. I mean, who doesn't want to be the older sister?" Another little smile found its way back to Reese's face as she looked, once again, back at Vannie. "Speaking of your children, I have a little something I want to share with you..." She trailed off, letting the silence drift between then before stating, "I'm going to be a mommy in May."

"He might go to Askaban," this woman was mentally laughing right now, "if he doesn't stop obsessing Bunbury, that is." Torin, oh dearest Torin Kane, would soon learn that he shouldn't follow her around and listen in on her conversation. She shook her head in disappointment, still trying to keep herself from looking back towards the boy who was hiding from her and Vannie. "Oh, Vannie! I'm so worried for him. He's like my bestest friend and I don't want him to end up in that horrible horrible place. Do you have any ideas on what I can do to make him stop obsessing over Bunbury and," let's say, "LISTENING in on other people's CONVERSATION?" She put a ton of emphasis on the words 'listening' and 'conversation' as to finally let Torin in on that she knew he was there.