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StarShine · 09-19-2010, 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Nixy!

When Evan started smirking, Iris rolled her eyes, and picked at the grass; leaving Evan to his thinking.

Iris smiled back to Evan's encouraging smile. He was alright, really. They just got off on the wrong footing. Really wrong footing. Because Evan was a nice guy, really. After all, two years ago, Iris would have laughed at the thought of him sitting with her in the grass, telling her to be more proud of the Prefect-ness. But then again, she'd have laughed at the idea of HER being Prefect two years ago, too.

Just wondering, was he? Iris rose her eyebrow, with half a smirk. She SO didn't believe him. Teehee. "Ah... Okay..." Why did Iris suddenly have the idea that Evan was going to use this against her at some point? Meh... She was going back to her old ways of thinking.

Evan wouldn't do that.
Probably....

As the boy seemed to look at her a bit oddly at her wordings, Iris looked away from Evan slightly. He was probably wondering why she wasn't completely sure of this whole Aaron thing... but Iris didn't really care. She didn't want to talk about it, much, but she didn't care. It was Aaron's choice to stay in New York, so she accepted that. Staying close to his family after losing his Grandad was the best thing for him to do... comfort and all. Iris sighed again.

She half laughed at Evan's response, "That was what I said, too... When he told me about what was happening." 'Oh...' What else COULD you say though? Really?

Awesome! The offer of the football game was still there. The Prefect grinned a little bit more at Evans words. "Wicked. Me, you... A few other friends. Make a proper game out of it?" It sounded like a pretty good plan to her. Iris rolled her eyes at the Chelsea fan's oh-so-confident grin. "Don't go thinking YOU'LL win, though." She added, sticking her tongue out for good measure.

Iris wasn't very fond of his smirk, was she? He grinned even wider when she started picking at the grass. No matter how good friends they were, he just wouldn't stop annoying her. It was too much of fun to leave, and he knew she enjoyed annoying him too. It added a different dimension to their friendship, didn't it?

And right now he had to think of another annoying thing to say for her prefectness. It was a great thing, he wished he was one, but now that she could never reply to his nasty comments... it'd actually be quite fun. Tehee. He had to think of something nice, though, 'cause hehad a feeling she'd tolerate it only for once.

He shrugged. "What else can you say?" Other than getting dirty? And really, he understood her. He said only 'Oh' too when Mina announced she was leaving. He hated people that left like that, but there was nothing he could do about it. Their life, their choice.

His grin widened, as if such a thing could happen. "Sure, with us winning." That team would have him for once, of course they were bound to win. Rolling his eyes at her tongue, he said "It's not like you have any chance, Iris. Admit it." He was cooler and better. She had to accept that.

09-19-2010, 01:12 PM	#148 (permalink)
StarShine DoM Kappa Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cell culture hood Posts: 13,005 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mona Deandra Hellmann Gryffindor First Year x5 x6	¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Quote: Originally Posted by Nixy! When Evan started smirking, Iris rolled her eyes, and picked at the grass; leaving Evan to his thinking. Iris smiled back to Evan's encouraging smile. He was alright, really. They just got off on the wrong footing. Really wrong footing. Because Evan was a nice guy, really. After all, two years ago, Iris would have laughed at the thought of him sitting with her in the grass, telling her to be more proud of the Prefect-ness. But then again, she'd have laughed at the idea of HER being Prefect two years ago, too. Just wondering, was he? Iris rose her eyebrow, with half a smirk. She SO didn't believe him. Teehee. "Ah... Okay..." Why did Iris suddenly have the idea that Evan was going to use this against her at some point? Meh... She was going back to her old ways of thinking. Evan wouldn't do that. Probably.... As the boy seemed to look at her a bit oddly at her wordings, Iris looked away from Evan slightly. He was probably wondering why she wasn't completely sure of this whole Aaron thing... but Iris didn't really care. She didn't want to talk about it, much, but she didn't care. It was Aaron's choice to stay in New York, so she accepted that. Staying close to his family after losing his Grandad was the best thing for him to do... comfort and all. Iris sighed again. She half laughed at Evan's response, "That was what I said, too... When he told me about what was happening." 'Oh...' What else COULD you say though? Really? Awesome! The offer of the football game was still there. The Prefect grinned a little bit more at Evans words. "Wicked. Me, you... A few other friends. Make a proper game out of it?" It sounded like a pretty good plan to her. Iris rolled her eyes at the Chelsea fan's oh-so-confident grin. "Don't go thinking YOU'LL win, though." She added, sticking her tongue out for good measure. Iris wasn't very fond of his smirk, was she? He grinned even wider when she started picking at the grass. No matter how good friends they were, he just wouldn't stop annoying her. It was too much of fun to leave, and he knew she enjoyed annoying him too. It added a different dimension to their friendship, didn't it? And right now he had to think of another annoying thing to say for her prefectness. It was a great thing, he wished he was one, but now that she could never reply to his nasty comments... it'd actually be quite fun. Tehee. He had to think of something nice, though, 'cause hehad a feeling she'd tolerate it only for once. He shrugged. "What else can you say?" Other than getting dirty? And really, he understood her. He said only 'Oh' too when Mina announced she was leaving. He hated people that left like that, but there was nothing he could do about it. Their life, their choice. His grin widened, as if such a thing could happen. "Sure, with us winning." That team would have him for once, of course they were bound to win. Rolling his eyes at her tongue, he said *"It's not like you have any* chance, Iris. Admit it."** He was cooler and better. She had to accept that.