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Wenzlebug 
Hmm.
Why was she being cold to him? She didn't even peer at him from the books. Had she actually lost her interest at him? Cedric just watched her and stood still, a little taken aback.
But then, Ced perked up as she changed her tone to a friendlier one, and ooh, she was essentially looking at him now. And that was just simply great. Fantastic would fit even more.
Books. Oh, that. Well, they were in the library; they were supposed to be surrounded by books. He liked books but he liked her more. "Hmm, so those two are about Transfiguration and DADA. Great, I must have probably read them. But Runes? Not really," He grinned at her, and deliberately reclined at a shelve. He'd help her if she needed help and apparently she did as her gaze seemed fix at the books.
The Durmstrang one smiled a very sweet smile as the boy considered her question. It wasn't a very hard question, though, what was he supposed to consider?
Still, it was rather funny to watch him think.
"Yes, that is implied in the title" clearly, she knew that, and he couldn't remember if he'd read them,
"Must have, vut are not sure" she replied to his response, with a nod, and she eyed the Ancient Runes book as he answered,
"Oh, Cedric, you do not like Ancient Runes?" she asked, her eyes held a little bit of disappointment.
However, she decided to give up the Transfiguration book and the Defense Against the Dark Arts one as well. She took the Ancient Runes in her arms and hugged it as her dark gray eyes scanned Cedric's face.
Then she remembered,
"Did you decide to enter your name in the Govlet yet? It is already placed in the Entrace" she felt the need to explain, in case the Hufflepuff hadn't notice it in there.