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SilverTiger · 02-24-2009, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Crystal Ball

Mari giggled slightly as Elizabeth caught on to her teasing and she shrugged. " Well, I'd say definitely because you both lost points," She said with a smile and a little look over at her friend. " But, it was so worth it right?" She said, giving her a knowing little smile. She thought a moment or two before deciding that thirty points was't really too horrible, as long as they were in the lead. " You ran away from Forrester? " She said, smiling at the thought. Quite amusing indeed. " How did he take that, hmm?" She asked, laughing a little bit again at the thought.

At Elizabeth's mention of the mirror being moved, Mari made a little noise of faux despair. " I hope not. I'm very curious as to what goes on in this mirror." She said honestly, tapping her finger against the butterbeer bottle contemplatively as Elizabeth's tone and demeanor changed. She gazed seriously at her friend, her expression growing a bit concerned looking. " Elizabeth! You're smart, pretty, and good at conversations so you should get used to boys liking you. Especially the one's worth going after," She said, counting her friends attributes on her fingers as she spoke. " So, just right there are a few reasons why. And if you like him so much, tell him. Being forthright is so much easier than...guessing and games." She said, her own voice trailing off into confusion as she realized she should be taking her own advice. So why was it so much easier said than done?

Elizabeth caught the look Mari sent her, and flushed again. "Some of it was good. But some not so much," she muttered, remembering how Forrester had assumed Ludo had taken advantage of her again. "Scary yelling glaring professors are not so much fun." But she cracked a smile at the comment about running away from Forrester. "He didn't take it so well," she said. "He took points off for it, remember? And, it wasn't so much running as physically dragging Ludo out of the situation. And having the professor not accept my attempt at giving him an excuse for why we were leaving."

She took another sip of her butterbeer as Mari talked about the mirror, and smiled again. "To be honest, I'm curious about it too," she said, grinning at the memory. "I never really tried it out, even though Ludo kept trying to get me to. And then Forrester had come in and freaked out, kicking us out of the room after saying we shouldn't play with it." She scrunched up her face in embarrassment as Mari started listing off reasons why guys should like her. "Yes. But I haven't exactly had guys clamoring to be anything other than my friend." Before now. And then she sighed. "I think he knows. We managed to find somewhere to talk without being interrupted after fleeing the wrath of Forrester. But it's not like it's that easy to just outright say it."

02-24-2009, 08:30 AM	#272 (permalink)
SilverTiger Crumple-Horned Snorkack Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: SoCal sighs(GMT-8) Posts: 111,306 Hogwarts RPG Name: Aurora Barrington Ravenclaw Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Nico Diggory-Keighley Hufflepuff Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Annika Owens-Byrne Slytherin First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Noa LeCourt Gryffindor Sixth Year x5 x3	Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict Quote: Originally Posted by Crystal Ball Mari giggled slightly as Elizabeth caught on to her teasing and she shrugged. " Well, I'd say definitely because you both lost points," She said with a smile and a little look over at her friend. " But, it was so worth it right?" She said, giving her a knowing little smile. She thought a moment or two before deciding that thirty points was't really too horrible, as long as they were in the lead. " You ran away from Forrester? " She said, smiling at the thought. Quite amusing indeed. " How did he take that, hmm?" She asked, laughing a little bit again at the thought. At Elizabeth's mention of the mirror being moved, Mari made a little noise of faux despair. " I hope not. I'm very curious as to what goes on in this mirror." She said honestly, tapping her finger against the butterbeer bottle contemplatively as Elizabeth's tone and demeanor changed. She gazed seriously at her friend, her expression growing a bit concerned looking. " Elizabeth! You're smart, pretty, and good at conversations so you should get used to boys liking you. Especially the one's worth going after," She said, counting her friends attributes on her fingers as she spoke. " So, just right there are a few reasons why. And if you like him so much, tell him. Being forthright is so much easier than...guessing and games." She said, her own voice trailing off into confusion as she realized she should be taking her own advice. So why was it so much easier said than done? Elizabeth caught the look Mari sent her, and flushed again. "Some of it was good. But some not so much," she muttered, remembering how Forrester had assumed Ludo had taken advantage of her again. "Scary yelling glaring professors are not so much fun." But she cracked a smile at the comment about running away from Forrester. "He didn't take it so well," she said. "He took points off for it, remember? And, it wasn't so much running as physically dragging Ludo out of the situation. And having the professor not accept my attempt at giving him an excuse for why we were leaving." She took another sip of her butterbeer as Mari talked about the mirror, and smiled again. "To be honest, I'm curious about it too," she said, grinning at the memory. "I never really tried it out, even though Ludo kept trying to get me to. And then Forrester had come in and freaked out, kicking us out of the room after saying we shouldn't play with it." She scrunched up her face in embarrassment as Mari started listing off reasons why guys should like her. "Yes. But I haven't exactly had guys clamoring to be anything other than my friend." Before now. And then she sighed. "I think he knows. We managed to find somewhere to talk without being interrupted after fleeing the wrath of Forrester. But it's not like it's that easy to just outright say it." __________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees ...It must be exhausting, always rooting for the anti-hero ♥ ♥ ♥