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With the librarian's warm gesture, Amelia was about to walk over and take a seat when something stopped her. "I'm doing alright myself, besides being nervous. Between end of the year exams and the looming quidditch championships," she admitted, as her eyes shifted between Ariana and the Librarian. At her last comment though, the Hufflepuff felt guilty for having waited so long to visit and speak with Kohan. "It has been awhile, hasn't it? I do apologize, but well, I'm not interrupting anything, am I?" She had to ask, as it would have been rude to intrude upon the conversation the librarian had been having with Ari...
Looking curiously in Amelia's direction as she suddenly stopped in her path towards the chair, Madame Kohan tilted her head up slightly. "Ah, yes, yes, of course. I'm certain you'll do just fine in both." She reassured hte seventh year Hufflepuff. "Ah, not a problem at all. I've had plenty of students keeping me busy."
Glancing towards Ari, Madame Kohan pursed her lips together slightly. She wasn't certain if Ariana had anything further that she wished to share.
"Ariana? Did you have anything else that you wanted to speak about?" She offered.
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Monkey Princess "Well..." Ari was about to say something about the when someone knocked on the office door. She froze, not knowing who it was until she saw the familiar robes and sighed, "Hey Mia." she said nodding before turning back to Kohan unsure now weither to truly say how she felt. She certainly didn't want to get into trouble, and if she spoke her mind like she wanted too then that's what would happen.
She listened for a few moments feeling as bit nervous now. It had been a few days since she had seen the Hufflepuff captain and she, for some reason felt strange around her. Instead she grinned slightly, "This year has gone by quickly." She muttered mysteriously for no reason, turning back to Madame Kohan and looking shiftily.
"Indeed it has." Angela replied, knowing now that the girl had something else on her mind, more than likely regarding the type of year that it had been. Whether or not she would share it with Amelia in the room was a different matter to take on.
"I do hope that the year finishes off in a happy manner, though, and that everyone can have a nice break before returning back to school." She remarked, her voice carefully neutral. Letting on her true feelings about this term was rather difficult, but she managed to restrain. After all, that was not something to complain about in front of students.