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Why did she need to see the outfit? Seriously, Arya was becoming more like a girl by the second. Except, she was a girl, so it was kind of okay and expected that she acted like one, yes? "Sure thing, I'll make sure you see me before I even leave the Common Room," was she a happy badger now?
It was all still rather odd to him, but if it managed to distract her from everything that worried her, then he had no problem. No problem at all.
"Yes, second," he nodded, with a smile, "Around the Castle, probably," not Hogsmeade. First, he'd rather see her Friday night, and Hogsmeade didn't happen until Saturdays, and...in, like, two weeks from now, so, yeah, either around the Castle or inside. He still needed to figure out a couple things AND make up that story.
He still had homework to do. Sigh.
But, wait, "Why do you ask?" it seemed like the place was kind of the last thing Arya needed to know, right?
She WAS a happy badger and it showed through her messy hair, a tired smile crossing her lips as she looked at him from her awkward position on the ground. Which was starting to get a bit cold, or was that just her?
Around the castle... she smiled a bit more and nodded her head. That was good. They weren't waiting forever and a lifetime til the next Hogsmeade visit. Which was forever aways. Arya was counting.
"I was just curious." Really, she was. Not the I'm gonna spy on you kind of curious either. She knew Treyen would tell her the important stuff, so that really wasn't necessary.
Her stomach growled and she lazily went into a backwards roll to rise to her feet.
"Come on, we have a deal. I ran so now you eat." And they could finish talking over pancakes and eggs and muffins. YUMMY. She offered him a hand.