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Canoir Greengrass 
Freya nodded her head. Maybe gross was the right word to describe it. She couldn't help to grin after she heard Cass comment. "Yeah well they didn't throw me away didn't they." she joked.
"What can I say I'm really not good with names." Or maybe she was one of that person who has a short term memory. The blonde still didn't like the fact that her bestie want to change herself but it seems that Cass really want this. "If that what you really want. I'm here for you if you need anything." she smiled.
"So, it probably was because of the Hufflepuff thing." The blonde said wisely with a grin. Honestly, if she had a Hufflepuff sister, then she would be pretty grossed out too. Not that she had anything personally against Hufflepuffs. Except for this one girl though --- no, no. Nothing against the duffers. Hehe.
Then she patted the other blonde on the shoulder and smiled understandingly at her
"I know hun, I know. No need for explanations." She shouldn't be all too surprised, when they were in first year, Freya had to be reminded of the name of Fee's boyfriend every hour. It was hilarious...but then right when she finally remembered his name, they broke up. Meh.
"Thank you." Cass said with a smile as she hugged her tightly
"That means so much to me." Because, even if her friends won't support her choice, she would push through with it, but it would really make her feel better about her decision if they did stand by her side.
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PotterHeadforLife Oh boy. Cass is now made. Holy Merlin. She had to tell her.
"Okay okay!" Katrina said panicking. "Calm down, Cass! I'll tell you"
"We have the same problem, but not completely. My father, Mr. Hudson, IS NOT my father! My mom had an affair with another guy, and that resulted to me. I'm sorry I hid it from everybody. I didn't want anyone to know but then you just got mad at me like someone who had been in Azkaban for 20 years! I'm really sorry."
"I'm not mad at you!" The blonde exclaimed frantically as she held her hands up in surrender. Possibly a sign of peace.
Then she listened silently as Katrina told her story, about her parents, her, her life. Sort of. Well, an important chunk of it. Huh, well, that was sort of the opposite of her...not problem...rather situation.
She gingerly laid a comforting hand on the girl's shoulder, not sure if she should or would she be rejected for needling the information out of her. She was trying to be an older sister somehow, but she thinks that all she is becoming is some sort of a menace...
"Hey, you're no accident. Alright?" Cass intoned with a small smile as she bent her head down to look at the girl who had now bowed her head "
I'm sorry if you feel like I forced it out of you, I was just fed up by being out of the loop with something that was obviously a huge part of you." She can't help her. be a sister to her, if she couldn't understand her, right?
"I honestly don't see what's the problem." She said with a shrug.
"I mean, unless your dad knows, then it's not a problem." Then she said sincerely
"Parents aren't dictated whether they're in your genes or not. Parents are people who raised you and influenced who you are now. So as long as your dad loves you and cares for you like a dad would love a daughter, then you have every right to call him as your dad."
Ah. A few nuggets of wisdom from Cassandra Prewett. Brava.