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Lockhartian · 08-09-2011, 02:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Kaos.Doodles

"Wow...the first time I'm actually allowed in here is on my last train ride. Weird." He grinned before plopping down on the seat beside Treyen.

L-E-G-E-N-D walked inside. Right. Patroclus was no longer with them, Treyen kind of forgot about that little fact because to him there had been three Gryffindor Prefects. It was only natural that he'd been expecting the other boy inside the compartment.

Either way, he smiled to him and shrugged, "Doesn't feel any different, right?" well, Treyen hadn't felt any different being on this particular compartment, and that's what he was talking about. He couldn't possibly have a saying in the bit about this being Legend's last train ride, though, but he kind of believed that you had the power to make it different or not.

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Originally Posted by Nixy!

Iris looked away from the window as the door opened. As she saw Treyen, she smiled.

Congrats? ... Did he mean? Iris looked down to the glittery ring on her finger, then back to Treyen. Her smile got bigger. "Thanks, Treyen." He was the first person that wasn't one of Aaron's few best friends to sound genuine about congratulating them... and that made Iris happy. It doesn't matter if you like the person or not, you should still be happy for them. Ahem. Evan.... Jimbo.

And then Legend walked into the compartment. The blonde offered him a somewhat-cheerful smile, too. At his words, Iris laughed. She couldn't help it. But that was probably a good thing. Better to be happy on the last train ride than sad, after all.

Yes, Iris, that's what we mean. His smile got wider as he noticed her own smile. See? She was a happy Head Girl. She still was Head Girl to him, even after the train had stopped in King's Cross, she'd still be Head Girl then. Like Trixie, who was now Head Girl of a family of her own.

"I'll be expecting a wedding invitation, by the way," or another invitation? Didn't Iris say she had something for the Prefects?

The door was opened again, and his eyes followed the sound. Simon. The well-behaved one, at that. He chuckled at his words, "It is just like any other train ride," he said, adding a wink at the end.

And, truthfully, it was like any other, because they even had an engaged Head Girl in here.

08-09-2011, 02:10 AM	#7 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,982 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	Simon too. Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Quote: Originally Posted by Kaos.Doodles "Wow...the first time I'm actually allowed in here is on my last train ride. Weird." He grinned before plopping down on the seat beside Treyen. L-E-G-E-N-D walked inside. Right. Patroclus was no longer with them, Treyen kind of forgot about that little fact because to him there had been three Gryffindor Prefects. It was only natural that he'd been expecting the other boy inside the compartment. Either way, he smiled to him and shrugged, "Doesn't feel any different, right?" well, Treyen hadn't felt any different being on this particular compartment, and that's what he was talking about. He couldn't possibly have a saying in the bit about this being Legend's last train ride, though, but he kind of believed that you had the power to make it different or not. Quote: Originally Posted by Nixy! Iris looked away from the window as the door opened. As she saw Treyen, she smiled. Congrats? ... Did he mean? Iris looked down to the glittery ring on her finger, then back to Treyen. Her smile got bigger. "Thanks, Treyen." He was the first person that wasn't one of Aaron's few best friends to sound genuine about congratulating them... and that made Iris happy. It doesn't matter if you like the person or not, you should still be happy for them. Ahem. Evan.... Jimbo. And then Legend walked into the compartment. The blonde offered him a somewhat-cheerful smile, too. At his words, Iris laughed. She couldn't help it. But that was probably a good thing. Better to be happy on the last train ride than sad, after all. Yes, Iris, that's what we mean. His smile got wider as he noticed her own smile. See? She was a happy Head Girl. She still was Head Girl to him, even after the train had stopped in King's Cross, she'd still be Head Girl then. Like Trixie, who was now Head Girl of a family of her own. "I'll be expecting a wedding invitation, by the way," or another invitation? Didn't Iris say she had something for the Prefects? The door was opened again, and his eyes followed the sound. Simon. The well-behaved one, at that. He chuckled at his words, "It is just like any other train ride," he said, adding a wink at the end. And, truthfully, it was like any other, because they even had an engaged Head Girl in here.