Lissa looked down to the ground and closed her eyes for a second. "I er think that you need to avoid him for how long it takes cause if you both end up somewhere you might start another duel and er what if a Professor sees you both, we'll lose house points and maybe detention," she had no clue what to say, she didn't know half of what was going on.

Yeah, yeah you're right I just-How am I meant to, he's in the same house as Maddie and Lily-Anne and Sophie and oh merlin! How can I avoid him Without seeing them? She moaned, how can I go around the school without seeing him? Lissa, how?

I don't know, but is there a book on how to avoid people? she thought, hoping that there was. "Yeah, but at least he isn't in the same house are you, I don't know, maybe I could stall him sometimes," she badly offered, not thinking of anything else.

Yeah, I might have to take you up on that offer sometime. So how are you anyway? she asked, trying to avert the conversation round to Lissa and her life

Lissa nodded. Oh no, I have no idea how I am! "Erm, good," she replied, think of something, think of something! "So, er you sent that mail yet, with the prank?" she asked Amy, well, that's a start.

Oh yeah! I sent it off yesterday, shall we go and check? she asked excitedly, I really want to see whether her tounge has grown yet

Thank god for my brain. "Yeah!" Lissa spoke in the same excited tone, happy that she managed to change the subject. "Me too," she added.

Come on! she called pulling her towards the castle, I bet she won't be there but, oh well

"Argh! Amy!" Lissa exclaimed when Amy started pulling her. She immediately came to a halt. "I can walk you know," she nodded and started to walk to the castle.

ok, Amy said, giving up and walking with Lissa, shall we go to the house table so we can watch her?

"Yeah," Lissa replied, still walking up to the castle. She abruptly stopped, "wait what if she isn't there, it would be kinda pointless," she pointed out.

Yeah true, where to then, liabry for more planning? She looked at the sky which was slowly getting darker, it looks like it's going to rain soon

Clouds, the annoying grey clouds. "Alright yeah then Library then," she spoke, annoyed about the rain.

Yeah, ok come on then, I need to get out some books anyway she said, as she started to jog inside as the clouds started to open

"Okay," she simply said watching Amy jog. She rolled her eyes and began to walk into the castle.

Her coat rapped firmly around her robes, Leah stepped out into the biting wind and slight drizzle, a firm look on her thin face. It wasn't the most intelligent idea ever, to go out when it wasn't the warmest and face the elements, but at that time, it hadn't really occurred to her. She needed some time away from the incessant chitterings of her room-mates. Sure, they were all of her age, but that didn't mean that she enjoyed their needless talks about which guy they had their eye on. It sickened her, if anything.

Finding a spare area of wall to sit on, she curled her feet up underneath herself, and stared blandly out of the gate.

Trixie literally bounded towards the Front Gate of Hogwarts. She had arranged to meet Aiden there so she was pretty excited about it. She was early, as per usual but she didn't mind. Tossing back her blonde hair that she had curled especially for him, Trixie arrived at the gate and lent on the post anticipating his arrival. At this very time, Trixie thought her life to be perfect. Maybe a little confusing. She had no idea what the situation between her and Patrick was, or whether she adn Ella were getting along just yet but she loved it all the same.

Aiden smiled as he found Trixie waiting by the gate. He glanced at his watch to check if he was late, but no; he was right on time. She must have just been a bit early, that's all. "You look very nice," he complimented, noticing her loose, blonde curls. That was nothing unusual, though; Trixie was always very pretty. You could place a bucket on her head and she'd still be attractive. "I hope you weren't waiting long?"

Trixie smiled as she saw Aiden appear with her. "Hey" she grinned at him and then looked down at her own curls. "Thank you" she said blushing slightly as he complimented her. "Just thought I'd better do something with my hair" she sighed. SHe shook her head. "No I was just a little early. You are perfectly on time. I'm pretty impressed actually. Guys are usually late all the time" she giggled.

Aiden smiled as she said how most guys tend to be late. "Yes, well I make a point of being punctual." He dragged his hand along the iron gate as he walked over to where Trixie was standing. "So, how have your fist few days been? No hassle of classes just yet." Eh. He didn't even want to think about exams and homework. There were a select few classes that he was anticipating, though.

Trixie grinned. "And I am glad that you do. Otherwise it will be a little rude wouldn't it?" she asked smiling sweetly. "They have been quite marvellous. And most certainly full of drama" she laughed a little. "Me and Ella are actually being civilized now" she giggled. "And how about your own?" she asked. At least he didn't have to do his owls letter this year like Trixie had to. SHe was a little stressed over them but they would be alright.

"Oh really?" Aiden's blue eyes returned to her hazel ones when she confessed that she and Trixie were at least acting civilly to one another. That was good news. "Soon you'll be BFFs." Hah.. maybe. He leaned his back against the wrought iron gate. "My time has been very nice. Exciting, new." He shrugged. That was probably expected; he was at a brand new school, after all.

Trixie smiled. "Yes really?" she giggled her infectious giggle. If she had a drank she would of spat it out when Aiden said that they would be BFF's by the end of term. "Err, yeah right" she said sarcastically. "I think the only thing we can become is acquaintances. Because we kind of have to be family" she sighed. "That's good" she smiled. "It's certainly different at Hogwarts isn't it?" she asked.

Aiden frowned when she said how all Ella and Trixie would ever be was 'acquaintances.' That was a shame. Well, there was always time to change. Never say never, right? "Yeah, Hogwarts is definitely different. I like it better than Durmstrang." A single eyebrow lifted. "Do you like it better than beauxbatons?" He got the odd feeling that they were regressing to small talk, but ah well.

Trixie shrugged slightly. "I'm not sure really. It's certainly got a lot more variety in the lessons taht they teach here but I prefer the Beauxbatons atmosphere. There are onnly certain things that make Hogwarts a lot better. You being one of them" she smiled sweety. "And the bitterness with me and Ella. Although it may appear bad to an outsider, our most recent conversation in the common room had no arguments whatsoever" she smiled nowing that Aiden would probably be impressed. "This conversations going no where is it?" she asked realising that they were making small talk, and Trixie Malfoy didn't like small talk.