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Originally Posted by
grangerfan8 
That was true. Arya was always able to tell what was wrong with her creatures even though she didn't speak their language. It was just easy for her, but she wouldn't be telling that to Chicken Girl. Couldn't let her know they'd AGREED on something. "Like you would know." Yeah. That was all she was gonna say about speaking kneazle. WHHHHAAAAT?! Arya scoffed. "Me jealous of YOU? Not possible. Though I do pity the poor thing for landing you as an owner." And she gave him more looks too. Looks of pure pity.
And SEE THEY WOULD. Arya waved back at the kitty after turning her glaring eyes away from Destiny, and softening them. He was practically begging her to steal her back with his eyes, but what could she do?! Her prefect powers didn't allow her to remove familiars from their cruel owners. Though she'd talk to take about making it possible...
"You have no such thing!" Cause she DIDN'T eat out of the garbage. Period. She waved her hand, dismissing Chicken Girl. "Go. It will take too long for you to spell the word." And they didn't have all day.
At least she didn't.
Ehhhh.
If Destiny knew she and Arya agreed on something, she would have ran straight to the nearest bathroom, male or female, she didn't care, to wash her mouth out with SOAP. She would have also made a mental note to never say those words in front of the Hufflepuff again! Lucky she didn't know because soap tasted DISGUSTING.
Giving the girl a very obvious and over-dramatic eye roll, Destiny nodded her head. Raccoon Girl was so jealous, she could tell. If she wasn't, she wouldn't have became all defensive over it. And she was not going to bother replying back to her pity comment. She did, however, cover the cat's eyes as he received looks.
Arya was just trying to possess him with her Raccoon powers.
Hehe. Destiny really wished she did have pictures now. They could have been sold them to the Daily Prophet!
She could see the headline now:
Hufflepuff Prefect. Eats out of trashcans.
Giggling at the thought, she allowed Sly to wave goodbye one last time before skipping her way down the hall.
"Goodbye, Raccoon Girl!"
..she needed to find a dictionary.