Aislin bit her lip softlty as she walked through the doors of the library. It was cold in here, there were some sections which were dusty, others which were unclean, the archives which were untidy. Despite the disorder, it was slightly comforting. People didn't talk in the library, it was an unspoken rule. Aislin rather liked that fact. She
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She had begun to wonder if she ever would- especially after seeing childhood friends and acquaintances slip into this new life so easily. Most of them had taken to talking to Mudbloods just for fun, for enjoyment, because they liked to speak to them. Aislin couldn't see how they could abandon how they were at home, just because they weren't in sight of their parents ( ... )
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So, in true Forelin style, and attempting to seem much older than he truly was, he smiled at her. It was a cracked smile, though - while his eyes no longer threatened to spills the tears of torment down his face, he was still considerably uneasy about the events of the day thus far.
"Well, of course you are," he said, sitting down, "May I sit? I was actually wondering what you're doing here in this part of the library."
He smiled softly at the thought of the books around him - yes, libraries did make him comfortable. "They do smell good, don't they?"
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"I like to have time to myself," she responds. I like to keep away from the savages who litter this school. I like to stay away from my two-faced, cowardly, childhood associates. I like to stay away from the common room because there are too many dirty things that I feel the need to hex back to their own, filthy, horrible, pelgrims' world. None of those sound just as good, put forward to a boy that she hasn't seen in over a year.
"Admirably so," she agrees, startled that he'd have her very same thoughts. Aislin had always found that when she was musing over something, any other child her age was thinking about food.
"Besides," she said, continuing on from her earlier response, "it isn't as if I've much else to do.'
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