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As he got closer, he saw a little more of what she was doing. She must have made a mistake...or something, she was actually taking the thread out? "Make a mistake or somethin'?" he asked curiously, "It's very pretty." Looking around he wondered if she minded if he joined her "Mind if I join ye?" he asked before taking a seat. Ok, maybe he should have waited for her to say yes, but oh well, too late now.
Smirking a little he glanced her way again "Ye can use 'em but can ye still work if ye got mittens on?" he asked teasingly. He couldn't help it, the thought of her trying to pull out that thin thread with mittens on cracked him up! "I'm always cold here. Not used te the weather yet." It'd been only two terms he'd spent the winter here at the school, but yet he still just couldn't get used to the cold!
She wasn't making a mistake. No, she wasn't. Why couldn't anyone understand her? She didn't made a mistake. She was fixing something that she didn't want any longer.
"Yeah, I guess so," said Erin roughly.
"I made a mistake." Erin made a mistake for trusting her, for trusting that name on the portrait.
Join Erin? It's a free country yes. Erin couldn't say no even if she really wanted no company today. With him next to her, she felt colder, why was that. She wasn't feeling anything before he came but now, she felt more conscious?
"Did you ever feel betrayed by someone you love?" Lovers are supposed to be loyal to each other, bestfriends should be too, right? And now, Erin was working onto the letter, U, next to S from the right.
"Yeah, you're right," with those mittens on, she couldn't focus on what she was doing. But she wasn't focus anymore because of outside forces just like him.
"Erin, by the way."