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Lottiepot · 01-01-2012, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by AlwaysSnapesGirl

Just then, Vashti felt something brush by her feet, and when she looked down, she spotted the hairless cat now lying at the boy's feet. Oh, so that was what he was looking for. Vashti had never really cared for any kind of hairless animal, but strangely enough the cat was actually kind of cute in its own way. D'aww.

"Glad she's been found then," she replied with a smile. Technically, the cat had found them of course, but it was basically the same either way since she was back with her owner, safe and sound. And...the boy seemed really focused on her badge. It wasn't that shiny and distracting, was it? "I am," she said with a nod when he asked if she was the Head Girl. Dead cool? She chuckled a little. "I suppose so."

Disturbing her? Vashti shook her head. "No, not at all," she said. Then, after a brief pause, she asked, "Am I disturbing you?" She was the one who'd come up to him after all. Perhaps his question had been his way of telling her to leave him alone.

Daft cat. Probably got distracted by a warm cushion or some poor unsuspecting students feet. He opened the door to the compartment to let the cat in to settle. No doubt she would take the best seat, she always did. At home the family would spend a lot of time moving the creature so they could sit down somewhere in their small living room.

"Thought I'd left her on the platform" he chuckled. Even though she had been with him when he boarded the train. "Ain't so keen on goin' anywhere, rather be sleepin'" he laughed again. Even though she was more like a dog following him around a lot, all the cat did all day was sleep. He glanced at her badge and smiled. Though Bradley was sure he would never be a prefect, he probably wasn't the right material for that, he thought it would be a brilliant opportunity. "Ain't you a bit nervous 'bout it though?" he asked. All that responsibility on your shoulders, although she was probably quite confident about it, especially if she had been a student here all her life.

"Good" he smiled and then held the door of the compartment open. "You comin' in?" he asked politely although his accent sometimes made things sound slightly intimidating. Having a conversation with the Head Girl might help him calm his nerves slightly. "Nah. I ain't up to anythin' special." He barely knew anyone after all. "I'm Bradley" he introduced himself.

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Lottiepot Graphorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: winks Posts: 17,993 Hogwarts RPG Name: Elias Greenwood Slytherin Graduated x12 x6	HeadGirlMC \| Treddie & Trixiver <3 \| Copy Girl \| Katie's Ickle Minion \| I love YOU more Quote: Originally Posted by AlwaysSnapesGirl Just then, Vashti felt something brush by her feet, and when she looked down, she spotted the hairless cat now lying at the boy's feet. Oh, so that was what he was looking for. Vashti had never really cared for any kind of hairless animal, but strangely enough the cat was actually kind of cute in its own way. D'aww. "Glad she's been found then," she replied with a smile. Technically, the cat had found them of course, but it was basically the same either way since she was back with her owner, safe and sound. And...the boy seemed really focused on her badge. It wasn't that shiny and distracting, was it? "I am," she said with a nod when he asked if she was the Head Girl. Dead cool? She chuckled a little. "I suppose so." Disturbing her? Vashti shook her head. "No, not at all," she said. Then, after a brief pause, she asked, "Am I disturbing you?" She was the one who'd come up to him after all. Perhaps his question had been his way of telling her to leave him alone. Daft cat. Probably got distracted by a warm cushion or some poor unsuspecting students feet. He opened the door to the compartment to let the cat in to settle. No doubt she would take the best seat, she always did. At home the family would spend a lot of time moving the creature so they could sit down somewhere in their small living room. "Thought I'd left her on the platform" he chuckled. Even though she had been with him when he boarded the train. "Ain't so keen on goin' anywhere, rather be sleepin'" he laughed again. Even though she was more like a dog following him around a lot, all the cat did all day was sleep. He glanced at her badge and smiled. Though Bradley was sure he would never be a prefect, he probably wasn't the right material for that, he thought it would be a brilliant opportunity. "Ain't you a bit nervous 'bout it though?" he asked. All that responsibility on your shoulders, although she was probably quite confident about it, especially if she had been a student here all her life. "Good" he smiled and then held the door of the compartment open. "You comin' in?" he asked politely although his accent sometimes made things sound slightly intimidating. Having a conversation with the Head Girl might help him calm his nerves slightly. "Nah. I ain't up to anythin' special." He barely knew anyone after all. "I'm Bradley" he introduced himself. __________________