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SHE was certain it was because he was a boy who just didn't get whole 'cute' thing. Mmmhmm. But Tibi was a cute nickname, Arya was certain of that. "Tiberius is an awesome name, and it has a cute nickname." She grinned. Now she was just teasing him. "But I guess I'll decide if I'll still use the nickname or not when I see him again. See if it still fits him." Cause it might not now that he was taller... older. "And I won't ever give you any 'cute' nicknames."
"Yea, before he did all this." She uncrossed one arm to wave it around the room. THIS. Hogwarts head dude and band leader. Though, it wasn't really the reason she'd still wanted ITF for him, it was a good one right? Tate was a good man. He didn't give out enough hugs and candy, but he was still a good man.
The more Arya listened, the more she pouted and sulked into her chair. Treyen had her full attention, though she couldn't really look at him anymore after he poised that question to her. The one she was certain he already knew the answer to. "It's not that easy." Something in the back of her mind realized that it had been even harder for Sabel, but she ignored it. And somehow his question made her feel even worse. POUT. "The second one." Family and friends of course. Just like Sabel. POUT.
He didn't fight it anymore, he needed to roll his eyes at the whole 'cute' thing about Tiberius' nickname. He needed to do that.
"Fine, Arya, whatever you say," he said, because he was slightly tired of having to explain why 'Tibi' was unsuitable, though, her reasoning was correct. Arya was bound to meet Tiberius anytime now, and
then she'll see if it still fits him or not. Good. He merely nodded, before chucking at her latest statement,
"Thanks for that." It was also hard not to smile, especially at her playful tone.
And...see! That's why it sounded so familiar. Clearly, he's heard the ITF stuff from Tate, or while someone was speaking about their Headmaster.
Treyen waited patiently for Arya to consider both options. No, it wasn't easy, especially when one wasn't familiar with the other person's background, which he wasn't. But the options were the same ones Sabel probably considered, therefore, his question was a fair one.
He didn't even think on arguing with his best friend, whichever answer she chose, then that's the one he'll accept. Fortunately, Arya chose the one he knew was obvious. Well, obvious because Sabel had thought that way, but if you asked Treyen...he'd have no idea which one to choose.
The boy completely hated the effect it had on his friend, though, which is why he sighed and left his armchair to go alllllll the waaaaay (it wasn't that long) to Arya's. Yeah, they could share a seat, no?
"We're going nowhere with this, I say we forget it," he said, giving her a small smile and placing his arm around her shoulders while bringing her a little bit closer,
"He knows what he's doing, anyway." And the subject was bringing Arya down. He didn't like that.