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Deniiz
The smell and the sight of chocolate made Evan realise one thing: he needed to find the source of these, and buy some, no, a lot of chocolate. His mind was on where to find the yummeh food when the girl complained about her shoes, which seemed to be a true pain with the height of the heel. But they were fancy, and she looked nice in them, so Evan shrugged. It was her choice, after all.
Not until she said hi, did Evan realise he had nothing to say. He had just walked over to her for her chocolate, which he couldn't admit. She'd then pity him and give some of it half-heartedly, and then avoid him. No no, Evan couldn't afford another shame. But he really didn't have anything to say...
"Hello." he said after a while, after deciding what to say. He shrugged. "I just got caught by the smell." He showed the chocolate with his head. He really hoped that she wouldn't think he was some nuts or anything.
Eva looked at the boy with an interrogation look:
"The smell?" then she followed his eyes to the half-eaten chocolat on her hand.
"Oh! The chocolat frog's smell!" she chuckled and then smiled at him.
"You want some?" she broke a piece of the chocolat and offered it to him., waiting for the young boy to take it. Gosh, she felt tall, and it wasn't just because of the heels. Those were the little things in her life that kept on saying: You're in your last year.
One more term and you're gone... Pushing these thoughts away, she continued talking to the not-so-comfortable boy, who seemed a little embarassed.
"This reminds me of Hogwarts food, which is eauqlly tasteful." she added with another 'nice girl' smile. Awww. In those days she sounded like a chapter of Hogwart's, a History, giving out small pieces of informations about her school to every new student she found. She really had to stop doing that...