“pansy.”shedoesnotstandwhenhegreetsher,sohetakestheuefromherandsitswithoutanotherword.thehairsreehesonthestonefloorwhenhepullsitbak,andwhenhelooksatthetable,itislearthattheyarenothereforasoialvisit.“beautifsalways.”

shesoffsathim.draodoesn’tgettousethewordoften,butsheembodieditatthatmoment,thewaythesoundamefromthebakofherthroatandndedonthetablebetweenthem,drippingwithderision.itshouldhavebotheredhim,buthealsothinksthatsharpedgeswillbeeasiertodealwithtodaythansharpwords.angerwasalwayseasiertotakethanhurt.

“saveit.”shelookshimupanddown,andlikealways,draowonderswhatsheseesthere.thisisnotlikeshool,whenshewouldhangontoeverywordhesaidjustbeausehisfathermademoneyandhismotheramefromtherightfamily.shedidnothavetobenieinordertogethelpwithhomework,ormakesurethatshesmiledforpituresthatmightendupintheprophet.despitebeingfriendsforaslongasheanremember(evenlongerthancrabbeandgoyle,butthenthefireforoneandazkabanforanother,wait,don’tthinklikethat,stopit),thismightbethefirsttimetheywereeverrealwitheahother.“heardyou’vebeenrunningaroundwithpotter.”

hewines,tightenshisfingersaroundaupwithnoteainitjusttohavesomethingtohold.heknowspansydidnotmissthemovement.“ihave.”

“andgranger.”

hedoesn’tflinhthistime,beauseheknowsthatthisisthepriehemustpayifhewantstobeomefriendswithheragain.buthewon’tapologizeforthis,either.“hertoo.”then,thinkingitmightbebettertobeompletelyho,headmitstotherestofit.“we’refriends,atually.i’mrunningaroundwithalotofpeoplewewouldn’thavetalkedto,bakathogwarts.”

“afriendofmudbloodsandtraitorsnow,arewe?”hemusthavemadeafae,orflinhed,orsomething,beausesheughed

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