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Sitting on a different couch right now, Jonathan looked at her. This was it. It won't be easy and Jonathan already imagined things flying but that was just one of his imaginations. He cleared his throat "There are two sides to every story." he looked at her, not a crack of smile seen in his face. "So we'll be hearing yours first" he said crossing his arms. Now she maybe confused to why she would explain first. "What did you exactly tell your friends?" he did talk to Heather just the other day.
Jonathan knows that they both had a lot to say, both needed a lot of explanation-- especially him. But he's not going to oppose on anything, in fact he's not even here to argue. He just wants to deal whatever it is that is happening the two of them. Clear things up even if it may be for good or for worse.
"I know that." She replied primly, before she could stop herself as she copied Jonathan's actions, and sat down crossing her arms over her chest as well. She raised a perfectly arched eyebrow at him as her hazel eyes narrowed into slits when he offered that she tell her story first. Why? Was he planning on using it against her? No, of course not, he wasn't like that...but he was in Slytherin too, like her, she couldn't be too sure.
"Well, she sort of annoyed it out of me actually..." Cass began
"She found me crying in the library, and I wouldn't tell her what was wrong, but she wouldn't go away." Then she took a deep breath
"I told her I wouldn't mention names, but yours just sort of slipped out...but of course, I didn't tell her Kurumi's after all, they're great friends, and I would hate for her to look at Kurumi differently.." and she was totally off topic now, so she cleared her throat and continued
"I told her what I saw, you and Kurumi looking really cozy one another at the gazebo." She admitted tiredly, uncrossing her arms and settling them around her small waist, as if she was hugging herself.