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DaniDiNardo · 05-17-2013, 03:37 AM

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

"You should owl him now." While she was just sitting here. Before she forgot. Because it really WAS the worst to go into a candy shop without money. Especially for Lex. And especially cause he'd probably be the one in there with her and frankly, he didn't want to deal with a mad Lex.

Although, of course, if it came to that, he'd probably just fork over some of his own money. Or split his own candy. Or whatever.

Aidan grinned at her. "Brilliant!" He was STARVED for chicken. Nuggets. The Three Broomsticks BETTER have chicken nuggets. And a cold butterbeer sounded amazing.

How much candy did he have left? The boy turned away from her to look off at the water for a moment. "Some," he shrugged, "It's not like I've counted it." But he noticed her movement and dug into his own pocket, producing a chocolate frog. "And now one less," he teased, handing it over to her.

Yeahhhh, he had a point there. Her sitting here was because she was bored, she might as well just make her way to the owlery and get the owl sent off. Lex gave a casual shrug. "I will, soon, you just got here. I'll just send it off when we leave here or something." If they left the dock at the same time he'd be able to remind her about it again. This was good.

Not that she'd forget. Candy was serious business, meant to be treated as such at all times.

She nodded her agreement. "I can't even remember what good food tastes like, can you?" The last good meal she had was breakfast, September 1, everything went downhill from there.

Lex noticed him looking away and was slightly taken aback by his initial response. How could he not count it? He'd never know if someone just helped them self to some, he probably wouldn't even notice. The thought nearly made her shudder. Candy thieves were the worse...no wait, idiots were, but they came close behind--

Eeeeeeep!!

She took the chocolate frog a little faster than she originally meant to before BEAMING over at him. "Thanks! But not one less, I'll consider this one on loan, pay you back when I go back to my Common Room." These were serious times, she couldn't deprive Aidan of candy, it just wouldn't be humane.

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DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu "You should owl him now." While she was just sitting here. Before she forgot. Because it really WAS the worst to go into a candy shop without money. Especially for Lex. And especially cause he'd probably be the one in there with her and frankly, he didn't want to deal with a mad Lex. Although, of course, if it came to that, he'd probably just fork over some of his own money. Or split his own candy. Or whatever. Aidan grinned at her. "Brilliant!" He was STARVED for chicken. Nuggets. The Three Broomsticks BETTER have chicken nuggets. And a cold butterbeer sounded amazing. How much candy did he have left? The boy turned away from her to look off at the water for a moment. "Some," he shrugged, "It's not like I've counted it." But he noticed her movement and dug into his own pocket, producing a chocolate frog. "And now one less," he teased, handing it over to her. Yeahhhh, he had a point there. Her sitting here was because she was bored, she might as well just make her way to the owlery and get the owl sent off. Lex gave a casual shrug. "I will, soon, you just got here. I'll just send it off when we leave here or something." If they left the dock at the same time he'd be able to remind her about it again. This was good. Not that she'd forget. Candy was serious business, meant to be treated as such at all times. She nodded her agreement. "I can't even remember what good food tastes like, can you?" The last good meal she had was breakfast, September 1, everything went downhill from there. Lex noticed him looking away and was slightly taken aback by his initial response. How could he not count it? He'd never know if someone just helped them self to some, he probably wouldn't even notice. The thought nearly made her shudder. Candy thieves were the worse...no wait, idiots were, but they came close behind-- Eeeeeeep!! She took the chocolate frog a little faster than she originally meant to before BEAMING over at him. "Thanks! But not one less, I'll consider this one on loan, pay you back when I go back to my Common Room." These were serious times, she couldn't deprive Aidan of candy, it just wouldn't be humane. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.