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Waterloo · 11-11-2009, 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Oesed

And they called HER moody. Those people had clearly not come across the Slytherin captain.

Briefly distracted by the arrival of yet another Quidditch player, Willow's eyes went from newly arrived Kizzie Ainsley to ... Kip Norwood and Quinn Gallagher. Well, just because she was oblivious and acted indifferent toward most males did not mean she was blind. "Just call me Willow. All that Miss ridiculousness reminds me of ... well, just call me Willow, Woodson Whitcomb." And that was not a suggestion, but a command.

Faintly amused at Woodson's comment, and with her head tilted to one side as she stared at the handsome Quidditch stars, the seventh year answered, "I take you have seen 'notable' folk then?"

If the whole lesson was going to be like this, Woodson had a right mind to just get up and leave. Really, what was the point in this? What were they learning? That putting a few so called famous people into a tent and people turned into even bigger hooligans. Joy.

"Willow," Woodson said, the syllables rolling off his lips disinterestedly. Noone respected good manners around here, did they? Clearly not judging by the way they were acting around the Quidditch players. Like they were at the zoo. "And as a matter of fact, yes. I have."

Quidditch players were at the very bottom of the scale. The people he'd dined with at the manor were practically royalty.

11-11-2009, 10:19 PM	#82 (permalink)
Waterloo Occamy Join Date: May 2007 Location: London Posts: 63,511 Hogwarts RPG Name: Cora Dredworth Sixth Year x1	connoisseur of comfort ❅ Crayola's Wibby Mrs Alex Turner ❅ Netflix and meow Quote: Originally Posted by Oesed And they called HER moody. Those people had clearly not come across the Slytherin captain. Briefly distracted by the arrival of yet another Quidditch player, Willow's eyes went from newly arrived Kizzie Ainsley to ... Kip Norwood and Quinn Gallagher. Well, just because she was oblivious and acted indifferent toward most males did not mean she was blind. "Just call me Willow. All that Miss ridiculousness reminds me of ... well, just call me Willow, Woodson Whitcomb." And that was not a suggestion, but a command. Faintly amused at Woodson's comment, and with her head tilted to one side as she stared at the handsome Quidditch stars, the seventh year answered, "I take you have seen 'notable' folk then?" If the whole lesson was going to be like this, Woodson had a right mind to just get up and leave. Really, what was the point in this? What were they learning? That putting a few so called famous people into a tent and people turned into even bigger hooligans. Joy. "Willow," Woodson said, the syllables rolling off his lips disinterestedly. Noone respected good manners around here, did they? Clearly not judging by the way they were acting around the Quidditch players. Like they were at the zoo. "And as a matter of fact, yes. I have." Quidditch players were at the very bottom of the scale. The people he'd dined with at the manor were practically royalty. __________________ _____________Take part in our Higgledy Piggledy House Cup!