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Lissy Longbottom · 04-14-2013, 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo

Lex nodded at his brief moment of doubt, as if she was trying to convince him a little extra to NOT waste his knuts on a defective machine. She was very pleased when he decided he'd have the licorice stuff instead...or...well...almost pleased. Time for further indoctrination. "You could have a chocolate frog instead, those have never betrayed anyone and they're super good. Do you like them?? I can have tons a day and still have more. People collect the cards, do you??" She was known to ramble when she got into a conversation about chocolate frogs so she would stop herself at that question, give the guy some time to catch up and answer.

"Oh hey you're a third year too--waaaaaaait." Lex stopped and stared over at the boy, checking every inch of his face, taking in his hair....the way he stood then finally she was just staaaring.

How curious.

"Hufflepuff huh? I don't think I know many third year Hufflepuffs..." She paused, trying to remember. "Have I run into you before? I don't think I have but then I must have at least once...probably you might have been down in the kitchen?" A Hufflepuff she couldn't place...Hmmm...VERY curious, even for her and she was pretty oblivious.

Tucker grinned and nodded. "Yeah, I collect them - well, I'm going to start. I can't keep them in my house because my mum is kind of crazy about the whole sweets thing, so I have to smuggle all my candy in. I would NOT risk leaving cards around and getting caught that way," he explained. Tucker was soooo much smarter than that. Gabi had taught her son in the ways of being a sneaky Slytherin - she probably had never counted on him using that knowledge AGAINST her.

And now...Alex was trying to place him. Uggh. He had been afraid of this. He didn't want to go into the whole lengthy explanation about his crazy mother and her dreams of sueing the school for not putting him in Slytherin, so he summed it up and nice and simple for her. "Well, I was at school for about a week my first year - that's why I'm sorted already - but my mum had to pull me out of school shortly after that. I'm returning this year, though, no more homeschooling," he explained with a grin.

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Lissy Longbottom Giant Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Ferrix: GMT-6 Posts: 56,911 Hogwarts RPG Name: Moritz Schultz (#0f667e) Ravenclaw Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Nancy Schultz (#ac6f77) Hufflepuff Fourth Year x11 x1	curly haired prefect - "sometimes I get angry!" - 30/90 - chicken emoji - probably @ Disney - I speak dog Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo Lex nodded at his brief moment of doubt, as if she was trying to convince him a little extra to NOT waste his knuts on a defective machine. She was very pleased when he decided he'd have the licorice stuff instead...or...well...almost pleased. Time for further indoctrination. *"You could have a chocolate frog instead, those* have never betrayed anyone and they're super good. Do you like them?? I can have tons a day and still have more. People collect the cards, do you??" She was known to ramble when she got into a conversation about chocolate frogs so she would stop herself at that question, give the guy some time to catch up and answer. "Oh hey you're a third year too--waaaaaaait."** Lex stopped and stared over at the boy, checking every inch of his face, taking in his hair....the way he stood then finally she was just staaaring. How curious. "Hufflepuff huh? I don't think I know many third year Hufflepuffs..." She paused, trying to remember. "Have I run into you before? I don't think I have but then I must have at least once...probably you might have been down in the kitchen?" A Hufflepuff she couldn't place...Hmmm...VERY curious, even for her and she was pretty oblivious. Tucker grinned and nodded. "Yeah, I collect them - well, I'm going to start. I can't keep them in my house because my mum is kind of crazy about the whole sweets thing, so I have to smuggle all my candy in. I would NOT risk leaving cards around and getting caught that way," he explained. Tucker was soooo much smarter than that. Gabi had taught her son in the ways of being a sneaky Slytherin - she probably had never counted on him using that knowledge AGAINST her. And now...Alex was trying to place him. Uggh. He had been afraid of this. He didn't want to go into the whole lengthy explanation about his crazy mother and her dreams of sueing the school for not putting him in Slytherin, so he summed it up and nice and simple for her. "Well, I was at school for about a week my first year - that's why I'm sorted already - but my mum had to pull me out of school shortly after that. I'm returning this year, though, no more homeschooling," he explained with a grin. __________________ I'm still standin'________________________________________ better than I ever did Lookin' like a true survivor_________________________________feelin' like a little kid