Ugh... seriously. Evan couldn't believe he was actually happy for one split moment at the sight of Josh, the very man who annoyed him so much now that he was actually on Violet's side now. If it wasn't for Marie being here, he could defend Violet, and probably hex the dork. But no, he wasn't going to do that. Because he was Evan Cartwright, he didn't really approve of violence, and he simply wouldn't bother to move his little finger for him.

Aaaand, Evan Cartwright being correct again. He just made a face, not even bothering to answer that insult. '...the loooovverrs. Maybe i should leave so you can kiss her' Seriously? How old was this guy to make such stupid jokes. Then he had an idea. "Yes Josh. Please, some privacy. Leave the lovers alone." There, that should send Josh away... hopefully. And then, he'd only have Violet to deal with.

He smiled slightly at Marie. Yes, he had to get rid of both Violet and Josh. Wait--when did Marie and Violet agreed not to be rude anymore? Hehe. Apparently it never worked, and never would. Hmm, Marie's was an interesting theory on why Violet was good... and possibly true. Come to think about it, Evan realised that must be the only reason for Violet to be good after that enlightening conversation with Professor Truebridge. Wow. He wasn't sure if he'd like that or not, sure, he'd be able to breathe again, but... this good Violet was another flavour. He shrugged. It wasn't up to his decision, was it? He'd see if he liked it when Violet was kicked out.

He turned his head so quickly to Marie that it cracked a bit. She'd just told things he'd wanted to say, but never did because of lack of the courage with the worry of breaking Violet's heart. He eyed Violet, trying to guess her reaction to that. It surely wasn't going to be very pleasant...

He tried his best not to roll his eyes. None of the 'dorks were cool, except Ella. And she wasn't a dork anyway. She was just a pretty lost girl who was sorted to Gryffindor by accident. Sure, she was brave, but not stupid like the rest of the 'dorks.

Sighing, he turned to Marie. "Shall we leave?" 'Cause they were obviously done here.