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HJPotter
"Yeah, It should be." He said talking about quidditch. "Well, My Mum for starters but she thinks everyone is stupid...She's the smartest person i know." He said very literally, he didn't mean it in a way that all children thought this of their mothers but that she was honestly that smart. "Your boyfriend, and everyone else i've ever met...considering you're the only person i've ever met to call me smart."
He laughed. "Peter wasn't creepy, I just don't think the movie got him right...Did you ever read the book?" He asked her thinking of his favorite story. He turned more serious. "I feel the same...and No, you're not...or at least i don't think so, if you are than i am...I think we're doing the same thing." He said leaning his head on her shoulder again.
Minerva frowned with a mother actually call her child dumb.
"Oh Maxwell your mom doesn't think your stupid. There is no way on earth she could think that. That was horrible if she really did.
"Damon and you just don't like each other that's the problem there. I don't see why anyone would think your stupid, there is no reason to. I can't be the first one. Taylor has had to have told you before." "Actually no I didn't read the story, but I hated to movie so much I didn't want to. The only other one I hated worse the Peter Pan was Alice in wonderland." She frowned and felt part of her heart break. She knew everything they were saying, but she had spent so much time the last few weeks hiding from it and pretending it wasn't true to hear it felt wrong. She sighed
"Well I am going to stay positive still. Until there is hard proof I will believe everything he tells me. I have to. Maxwell, I haven't been this happy in awhile. It's nice and I don't want to lose it just yet. I didn't think anything could make me happy again after my family and then you three came into my life. Don't get me wrong Harvey helped being my best friend, but you three really pulled me up and Damon and I dating just put the icing on the cake. So right now I have to believe everything is going to workout." She knew that sounded stupid, but she didn't care.