Trixie saw the look on Milo's face and so giggled a little. "Veganism means that I don't eat any product that comes from an animal and seeing as Chocolate contains Milk, which comes from a cow, I don't eat it. Thank you though" she smiled.

"It's nice to meet you Milo" she smiled again but sighed extremely heavily. But he mentioned about forgetting things and that just made her depressed. "Erm yeah" she mumbled. "No I can remember my name, it's just I can't remember anything from 2 months back. I don't know whether I was here or somewhere else. I can't even remember the simplest of spells" she said almost choking on tears but she managed to withhold them. "I was stupefied recently and hit the wall which knocked me unconscious and caused damage to my brain" she told him.

Milo grinned back, and know was very knowledgeable about what veganism was. Or at least the definition. But no chocolate? He shuddered slightly because he knew he'd never be able to do that.

Slowly, Milo watched as Trixie's bright demeanor fell and she explained herself. "Oh that's awful!" he said and reached into his pocket for a handkerchief.

"Here, use this if you want. It's new I promise." Milo offered and he gently rubbed his hand over the girl's arm in a comforting way.

Trixie shook away the handkerchief. "No that's alright. I'm fine" she said with a long sigh. "I just have to live with it right?" she asked looking back down to the floor adn repeating what others had said to her. "But that's enough of my woes. What about you? Are you okay?" she asked.

Milo was still worried about the blonde. He hated to see people in distress, it just didn't sit well with him. But if Trixie insisted that she was fine, he wasn't going to push it.

"I've had better days." he said with a sigh. After what happened with Raven, Milo was not pleased with the female gender. They were just too complicated for him to understand sometimes.

Trixie smiled but was ready to listen. She was a good listener and wasn't ignorant like other people were. And seeing as she had shared her problem, she wanted to hear his. "Aww. I'm sorry. What's up?" she asked her head tilted slightly to the side. "I won't do anything to hurt you don't worry" she reasurred him just in case it was the female gender that had hurt him.

"Well I met this girl. She was literally my first friend at Hogwarts and I thought things were going on great and they'd progress on to bigger and better things, but then her stupid exboyfriend came back and she's all high in the clouds over him, and I've been left in the dust." Milo explained in an exasperated manner.

Girls are just downright mean sometimes. Except for Trixie, at the moment, she seemed really nice and understanding.

Trixie smiled sympathetically as he told her his story. "Oh I'm sorry" she replied. "Some girls can just be downright insensitive. But then again so can some guys" she sighed. *Cough* no names mentioned. She walked a little closer to him. "Plenty more fishies in the sea yeah?" she tried to reassure him. She had to reassure herself that a lot of the time seeing as two other guys were obviously not interested. Well one stupefied her and the other doesn't want a relationship. Sniff.

Milo nodded silently as he looked down at the table before him. When he looked up, he noticed that Trixie had come closer to him, and arching his brow curiously, the young boy replied, "Yes, indeed there are. Must not get worked up over one person. It's not healthy."

He sighed and then asked, "So is your boyfriend coming to meet you down here in a bit?" Milo thought that if that was the case, he would take his chocolate and go back up to the Ravenclaw tower to "study".

Trixie shook her head as she leant against a chair and sighed a little. "No I'm, well I'm currently single actually. I don't even remember if I've ever had a boyfriend" of course she had not that she knew it. "I just needed a drink to take with this" she said lifting up the small bottle of potion.

Milo's face lit up at that news. She was pretty and she was single. That meant no drama with other boys liking her and snuffing out their friendship so quickly as his and Raven's.

"Oh well here.." the boy said as he looked around for a goblet and took out his wand to murmur the 'Auguamenti' spell so that the glass filled with water. Placing the cup before Trixie, Milo smiled kindly.

"There you are. And if you'd like, I could try to find something to wash the bad taste out afterwards."

Trixie smiled and took the glass from him. "Well thank you very much" she grinned and took the potion along with the water gulping and reacting a bit to the taste. "Oh no it's alright, the taste goes pretty quickly" she said as she felt the potion go down. "It won't work still though" she sighed heavily.

Milo smiled encouragingly. That was the best thing that he could do considering he didn't want to upset Trixie any more than she apparently was.

"What do you mean it won't work?" he asked curiously. That just didn't seem to make sense in the least bit.

She sighed again. Oh dear more memory loss talk. "Oh well it's apparently irreversible. The potion could perhaps bring back minor things but the impact was huge, the damage is done" she sighed unhappily. "But enough of that yes? We both need cheering up" she giggled slightly.

Milo listened as she explained the damages to her memory and nodded.

"Yes we most certainly do. So what would you care to do, Trixie? Chat around in here or we could go on an adventure?" that seemed like a good idea to him. Adventures were always something that people could bond over.

That way, they would have things to refer back to when they thought up memories of friendship.

Trixie smiled slightly. "Sounds fantastic. Now you probably know the school a lot better then I do. I mean I know the hospital wing plenty enough" she giggled slightly. "But I shall roll with wherever you like to go. Need some adventure in your life don't you?" she grinned.

Milo felt his face flush as the girl grinned up at him.

"I just can't stand sitting still. I have always been on the move, ever since I was little. Even growing up, there was never anywhere I considerably called home." he explained with a sigh.

"But yeah! Let's go have an adventure!" Milo said, now very excited as he took Trixie's hand and began to lead her out of the kitchen.

Janet huffed non-offensivly at Willows icredible self control. Then, she grinned at Willow and shook her head. She turned back to the elf attending them, and started thanking her for her service to them, when she noticed the elves eye's shift to Willow. A smile came across Janet's face. "I'm sorry she said to the elf, could I bother you please with one more request? Could we have 2 extra saucers and forks, please?" Janet received them and thanked the elf. They walked away from the kitchen, and Janet looked at Willow and said how they were going to enjoy there picnic. A wry smile came upon Janet's face as she told Willow she should put a chilling charm on the pie so it doesn't spoil. "I s'pose we'll be eating it while we finish our homework later after the picnic?" She giggled at Wilows open mouth. "Willow, why do we each year try to outwit one another!? It can't be done. We are just to evenly matched to do it." Janet siged realizing she owed Willow an explanation of her knowing about the pie. Her lips turned up in the corners. "When I was talking to the elf, she looked at you. I saw in the reflection of you sneaking that pie, in her great orbbed eye's. I know what your planning for it, and I'd rather eat it if you don't mind. Other wise, I'll find a different way to share it with you. So, maybe we should concentrait on finding out why Ambrocinius is ignoring us. Maybe we were too harsh with the potato retaliation?" They continued walking to get to their picnic. Janet smiled at Willow. Having her for her friend meant the world to her.

Evan tried to make the connection between Jimbo and Benjamin James, but he failed. Only the "J"s were similar. He could understand abbreviations and nicknames like "Robbie" from "Robert", but Jimbo? It was a name of a utensil firm. He'd like to ask that friend how she could come up with this nickname. Because he obviously wasn't that creative.

Frowning with his curse, he stopped eating cookies for a while. "What's wrong?" What could be possibly wrong in this paradise?!

Ahhhhhhhhhhhh. He lost Pebbles hadn't he? This was bad. Bad, bad, very, very bad. He was already on his hands and knees, looking in the tightest spots when Evan spoke. "I've lost my turtle."

Gone, gone, gone. Gone was Pebbles. Jimbo needed to find him. "Pebbles! Where are you?" Jimbo knew he wasn't going to answer. He never answers. Ever. *sigh* Training sessions never worked out with Pebbles. Jimbo had only gotten as far as get Pebbles to walk over and lick him when he called his name. But that was only when Jimbo was stading right in front of him. Holding out a snack.

Aha! A snack! Unfortunately, Jimbo didn't have any sort of turtle snack with him. He normally fed him lettuce, or non-magical plants and such.

He was stupid. Where did he think he was? He motioned for one of the house elves and asked for a couple of leaves of lettuce. Once it was brought over, Jimbo put it all down on the floor at his feet and waited.

And waited, and Pebbles still wasn't showing up. Sighing, Jimbo picked up the pieces of lettuce and ate them himself. Pebbles wasn't here, then. Jimbo would have to look for him elsewhere. It made him wonder though, how long Pebbles had been lost. It also made him question his abilities as an owner. Maybe he wasn't that good at taking care of Pebbles.

Or maybe Pebbles was just much too swift for him. That was probably it. God knows that turtle is capable of many things. That's what you get when you buy a magical turtle that doesn't need to live in water to survive...

Torin smiled to himself as he dug into his bowl of chocolate ice cream. He had been extra sneaky, and managed to get him some even though he wasn't really supposed to be eating it right now. He was so bad.

But as long as Brody didn't come by and see it, he was safe. Didn't stop him from giving sneaky looks around the room occasionally, trying to make sure that no one came in to see him.

He was sneaky like a ninja or a spy.

Fallon heard her stomach growling, but it was already after dinner. She headed down to the Kitchens hoping to get some tasty treat.

She entered the room and spied Torin, his back to her. She snuck up behind him and tried her hardest not to make a sound until she was right behind him. Once there she said in the normalist of voices, "Hey Torin. Whatcha doing?"

As she waited for his reaction, she noticed the bowl of chocolate ice cream in his hands.

When Torin heard someone speak to him, he jumped a bit in surprise, and the bowl of ice cream clattered to the floor and gasped.

"My ice cream!" he sniffled sadly as he stared at the puddle of chocolate ice cream on the floor.

It was a really sad thing seeing wasted ice cream. It really messed up his mood because he had wanted some so badly.

"Hey, Fallon. I was eating ice cream." Which she probably would have noticed anyway.

He was still staring at the puddle on the floor sadly.

Fallon hadn't expected him to jump so much. She watched as his bowl of ice cream fell to the floor. Now she felt bad.

She stared, along with Torin, at the chocolate puddle. Poor wasted ice cream...

"I saw. Sorry, I didn't notice until I'd already spoken." Fallon did feel really bad. "Would you like me to get you some more?" It was the least she could do, that and help him clean it up.

He stared at the puddle for a moment longer before shaking it off. It didn't really matter all that much to him. He could get more.

"It's okay," he told her while turning to her with a smile. Then he turned back to the mess and waved his wand, repairing the bowl and then making the ice cream vanish.

"Tada!" He loved being able to do magic sometimes.

"Yes, let's get some more!" Soon he would have high blood sugar if he didn't stop. But she didn't need to know that, did she? hehe.

Fallon felt better once Torin said it was all right. She watched as he repaired the bowl and cleaned up the ice cream. Fallon almost always forgot about magic, which she really didn't understand how she could.

She chuckled a little at Torin's little bit of enthusiasm about cleaning up the mess. Fallon grinned widely at the thought of chocolate ice cream. "That sounds really good."

She went in search of another bowl and soon found a green one. She went back and joined Torin. "Where's the ice cream at?" She was really eager to get her hands on some ice cream.